Kahaniyah

What’s common between these? Florence Nightingales’ 1854 Coxcomb chart that showed more people died from lack of nursing care than battle wounds. Steve Jobs’ introduction of the iPhone. Actually, almost all his presentations? Lego’s promise that, “Each one of us is a builder. We can create magic.” A teacher teaching a child about ancient India through its music and art? Each one of them told a story. They used data, emotions, pictures, words, music. They used the structure of a story and the craft that comes with years of practice. In between “Once upon a time” and “Happily ever after”, there lies a story. Research says that over 65% of human conversation is centered around stories. And that doesn’t change in business. Stories. They are memorable, personal and actionable. At Kahaniyah, we believe in the power of stories to teach, connect, inspire, influence and enable action. “We are all stories in the end.” We work with teams to enhance business and learning outcomes - through the structure and the magic of stories.