KGS225 | Why Leaders Who Tell Vulnerable Stories Like This One Will Quickly Gain The Loyalty Of Their People With Jared Buckley And Kingsley Grant

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It's amazing how we are more apt to remember stories than we do
facts.


I'm able to remember a place, person, or event more if I have an
associated story attached.


However, if you were to tell me facts and expect me to remember
as I do stories, forget it. It ain't happening.


This is why someone coined this phrase: Facts tell.
Stories sell. Oh, how true this is.


Why is it then that leaders don't use more stories in
communicating with their people?


I believe one of the reasons is vulnerability. It does take some
vulnerability to tell stories especially those that are more
personal in nature. 


In today's episode of The Kingsley Grant Show, you'll
hear our guest - Jared Buckley - tell a very moving story of his
daughter and how it shifted his leadership mindset. He also helps
us understand how to be more vulnerable and how to do so even
under stress. Take a listen. 


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Who is JARED BUCKLEY?


Jared Buckley is a dynamic coach/consultant and a leading expert
on developing the next generation of leaders within the
workforce.


His work entails coaching leaders and executives for
high-performance behaviors, training for team performance, and
keynoting on topics such as emotional intelligence, performance,
and stress.


Jared has written about millennials, emotional intelligence, and
future leadership for such publications as Huffington Post,
Lifehack, Addicted2Success.


And as a consultant and coach, Jared has worked with such
organizations as the Fiesta Bowl, Stantec, Marriott, Central
Pierce Fire & Rescue, University of Phoenix Stadium,
Pathways, and more.


While Jared does love speaking, coaching, and training, he loves
his wife and five kids more.


For more info, check out www.JaredBuckley.com


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