1-day transformational online retreat for entrepreneurs
- Unlock your creativity
- Get clarity on your why and origin story
- Unearth your stories to warm up your business relationships
- Reignite the passion that fuels your business
Stories are like Seeds
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That’s because when you share your stories, your potential clients recognize you have the food they need for their own growth.
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Stop Sowing Seeds of Doubt
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- don’t feel comfortable sharing personal details
- aren’t sure which story or what part of your stories are suitable to share
- shy away from the spotlight
- want to live in the now, not the past, and
- question whether it’s worth the time and effort for your business.
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- Stories are remembered 22 times more than facts, data, and a list of your credentials.
- They help you become memorable and stand out from the crowd.
- Stories paint a picture of what’s possible for your prospective clients.
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Story-Savvy Entrepreneurs Succeed!
SCHEDULE
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The Tell Your Stories Writing Retreat is a one-day online transformational retreat for coaches, healers, and entrepreneurs. Not only will you come away with concrete results and actionable steps, you’ll be treated to activities that will reawaken your creativity and recharge your inspirational batteries.
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10am to 4pm Eastern time zone. Please adjust for your local time
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Friday, December 8, 2023
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- Why Story is Important
- Setting Your Intention
- Unearthing Your Stories
- Unearthing Your Why
- Connecting Story to Your Business
- Community Circles
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Next retreat happens December 8, 2023
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- one-day retreat experience
- 14-day access to recordings
- one group coaching call follow-up
- one group writing workshop
Blanca – “The Tell Your Stories Retreat helped me realize details of my “why” and of my ideal client that I hadn’t seen before, that perhaps I was resistant to see.”
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Brenda – “Elizabeth masterfully guided me through this workshop. She created an open, safe environment for introspection, sharing, and connecting with others.”
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Pascale – “It really made a tremendous difference for me when it comes to my process as a coach. It was transformative, eye-opening and I would recommend it to everybody who knows they have a story but don’t know how to share it.”
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ABOUT ELIZABETH JOHNSTON
Two-time best-selling author and certified story coach Elizabeth Johnston takes coaches and entrepreneurs who are attracting all the wrong clients and guides them through her creative process to help them unearth personal stories that act like a homing beacon for clients they love to work with.
After going through her program, Elizabeth’s clients feel confident in sharing their stories in their marketing and with clients, know how and when to share their stories with clients, and finally understand the connection between their stories and their clients’ results.
During her 25-year teaching and consulting career, Elizabeth has helped thousands of people learn how to share their stories. A prolific, life-long writer, she has contributed to the bestselling travel book, The Montreal Book of Everything, as well as The Huffington Post, The Good Men Project, Leaders in Heels, Thrive Global and others. In addition, she was awarded a Canada Council of the Arts grant to research and write her non-fiction book, No Small Potatoes. Elizabeth’s short film, Keepsake, was shortlisted in two film festival competitions and her next book, Creativity is Oxygen, will be released in 2019.
REFUND POLICY
There are no refunds available. However, you are welcome to gift your purchase to someone else.
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