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    Kate Arms
    Adventurer
    @Kate_Arms

    Module 1: Connect with Your Inner CEO (Compassionate Entrepreneurial Officer)

    Exercises to deepen your connection to your inner authority

    Connect with the Big Why
    Module 2: Whole-hearted Networking – what it is and why it works

    Understand how and why this approach is different
    Module 3: Your Three-Sentence Story

    Get On/Get Off/Ask a follow-up question
    Module 4: Cultivating Charisma: Shine on the Outside

    Diction
    Posture
    Resonant Voice

    Module 5: Infuse Your Story with Heart: Shine From the Inside

    Acting techniques for delivering words simply yet connected to both the audience and your inner emotion
    Module 6: Ignition: Stepping Out Into The World
    Practice, Practice, Practice

     

    I am noticing that Module 4 has more content and Module 2 has less content. I do not think this is necessarily a problem, but I will want to set up expectations to address that. Perhaps even breaking Module 4 into three separate sections.

    #13943

    Bradley Morris
    Mountain Guide
    @bradleytmorris

    You’ve really tightened this up @Kate_Arms. This is going to be an awesome resource for people, I can tell already. 

    The ‘connecting to your inner emotion exercise’ will be powerful for people. I know it’s a practice I get present to when at busy networking events or connecting with new people (staying inside myself).

    Exciting to see it all coming together. More clarity to come too!

    #14157

    Deb Robson
    Adventurer
    @robson

    Just a note that it may be okay to have lighter content in early lessons: people are learning the platform and your world.

    #15864

    JoAnn Turner
    Adventurer
    @JoAnnTurnip

    I agree with Deb. Having Module 2 be light is fine. A lesson takes the time it takes to get those points across.

    This looks really good! Very clear, and it gives me as the student a sense of hope that I can figure this out. You’ve laid it out so I don’t feel overwhelmed at the start by what can be a fairly difficult thing for people to contemplate. I feel pumped at the thought of getting started, which is what you want. Well done!

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    Darla Antoine
    Adventurer
    @Darla

    VERY clear. I like it! I also agree that it’s okay if lesson 2 is light. I can always tell when I’m being fed superfluous information just for the sake of more information and more is not always better especially in this age of information overwhelm!

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