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A story begins about a summer's evening, then gets crossed out.

YeahNah.

It's not that kind of story.

You were already halfway to another tab. Your audience is too.

Your business is invisible.

Jewels Nistico
And it's costing you growth.
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Storytllr Jewels

Speaker

Communication is getting harder, and the hardest part is gaining and keeping someone's attention.

Since 2011 I have made it my mission to learn the art and science behind communication and make it work at a business level. As a speaker, author and mentor I have worked with hundreds of organisations around the globe.

Mastering attention is how you influence a decision. Storytelling sits at the heart of it, and I have a barn full of hints and tips.

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Storytllr Jewels

Author

You Are F###ing Invisible book cover Grow your sphere of influence, grow your business. View on Amazon
Nobody F###ing Listens book cover 6 reasons why you are being ignored in the boardroom. View on Amazon
Ask Better F###ing Questions book coverNew
Why conversations drift and how to move them. View on Amazon

I couldn't put it down and read it in one hit. It takes you on the journey rather than making you feel like you are being lectured to by some guru you can't relate to.

Martin Coombs
Business Growth Consultant, Director

Storytllr Jewels

…when left to write

799 posts since 2010.

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Storytllr Jewels

Mentor

A kind of magic happens when you collaborate with the right people, all striving for that special something in themselves and those around them. They are my ultimate source of inspiration.

Come with an open heart and an open mind and the room becomes a place where anything is possible.

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His frameworks, methodologies and unique yet simple ways of thinking have helped me build and execute departmental strategies, optimise my time and grow my leadership abilities.

Brenna Greenwood
Marketing & Communications Manager ANZ

ATTENTION RECEIPT

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Avg. focus on one screen*47 sec
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* Gloria Mark, Attention Span (2023): across her studies from 2016 to 2020, people kept their attention on one screen for 47 seconds on average before switching.
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