Charlelie Jourdan's Linkedin Analytics

The more you know, the harder it is to explain clearly. This has a name: the Curse of Knowledge. I help specialists communicate and overcome that curse. We use a process called "factual storytelling". That's how documentaries, TED Talks and the best non-fiction books are structured. It's a series of steps to turn complex information into a logical story. I work with engineers, managers, researchers, policy experts, lawyers, and specialists. And help them use narrative logic to explain ideas. They can promote their work and get their ideas out; while being factual. WHAT I LEARNT HELPING 3000+ specialists: "Communicating clearly" sounds like a talent, and it's not. It's like learning to cook, piloting a plane or scuba diving. Once you know the rules - it becomes easy to apply and replicate. It's not a secret. The rules I teach are specifically helpful for: 1. strategy presentations (investor pitch/vision & mission) 2. technical briefings and executive summaries 3. scripting videos, webpages and social media posts 4. Corporate videos & and presentations about the values of an organisation These are already used by 3000+ engineers, policy experts, and diplomats. All my clients need accuracy. They need facts to be well explained. So, I've combined principles of storytelling, case studies and technical information. We can absorb the skillset in under 8 hours by doing exercises and using templates. Not in months. WORK WITH ME: I work with specialists who appreciate complexity and want to share what they work on. If it's you, please reach out for a pleasant conversation. You can book a 15-minute free call to explore whether you'd benefit from this approach: https://calendly.com/curseofknowledge/15min ABOUT ME: I began my career in the European Parliament, reviewing hundreds of legislative proposals. I launched a creative agency because I believed this information could be better explained. My clients included the European Parliament, European Commission, Google EU, Intel EU, WWF, TEDx, Research institutes like the DESY particle accelerator, Green NGOs, and more.