… a number of carpenters lived together in a village far from here. One of them found a young piggy in the forest one day. The piggy had fallen into a hole. The carpenter took it home and took care of it. The piggy grew up, became large and sturdy, had large crooked tusks, but was well behaved. While the carpenter was working on a tree, the piggy carried axes, knives, and shovels in its mouth after the carpenter. They made a good team together …
As a speaker, I use stories (fairytales, myths and sagas) to show what we can learn from them for our daily work in organizations. I present a lively, varied and above all interactive story, in which I take my audience on a journey. The journey of their own story within their organization. Humor is the keyword.
As chairman of the day, I know how to monitor both the time and the theme. I listen carefully to what is being said and know how to summarize it briefly and concisely. I connect the different points of view and – if necessary – actively involve the public in this.
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