Storytelling Canvas
This canvas helps teams communicate by connecting quantitative and qualitative insights. It ensures stories are purpose-built for the outcomes they are intended to achieve.
What are the core themes of your vision statement??
What is the future state of your business? How are you going to help your customer?
What are the supports that strengthen you while reaching your vision?
The big steps towards your vision
What are the challenges that hinder you while reaching your vision?
Align your team on shared goals that have been co-created. When used well, it will allow a “north star” to emerge that the team will rally round. It will help keep you focused on results and impact without compromising on what is important to the organization, values, relationships, brand etc.
Clarity is key here. Your team need to know exactly what the goal is and what it looks like. If they are aligned on this, they can work far more effectively as a unit. But don’t be afraid to think big. Short term goals are all well and good, but driving towards ambitious targets will be what will keeps you innovating and improving.
This is an amazing tool for bringing new team members up to speed. Building understanding and excitement, you can quickly communicate the vision of the team.
You are in the middle of implementing your strategy….stop the autopilot for a moment and allow your team to breath and sense check what is in play. Re-align your team on the ‘why’ and the vision objectives. Reflect on what is helping and what is holding you back. Work hard and be honest about your strategic focus. Are the correct BOLD STEPS in play? Are you working on the right things? Are we good as-is, or do we need to adjust?
The content that you create can be transformed into a stunning visual artifact that can be shared in many ways. From beautiful wall hangings in the office to part of your digital communication strategy.
It’s easy to get carried away with the bold steps necessary to reach your goals. However, it’s important to absolutely nail what that vision statement is and what the core themes that surround it are before you go diving in. With a well developed goal, you can be far more specific with your bold steps and what the supports and challenges are.
Clarity is key here. Your team need to know exactly what the goal is and what it looks like. If they are aligned on this, they can work far more effectively as a unit. But don’t be afraid to think big. short term goals are all well and good, but driving towards ambitious targets will be what will keeps you innovating and improving.
You can spend hours contemplating the exact wording of your vision statement. It is, after all, the core of this canvas. However, try not to get bogged down in the wording. Be clear in what you want, but you can always come back and adjust it later. The main benefit here is the agreement on the ideas surrounding it, not the statement itself.
The whole point of this canvas is to challenge yourself. The bold steps should be exactly that. Bold. You need to be ambitious and look to how you can take great strides rather than small steps towards your vision.
This canvas helps teams communicate by connecting quantitative and qualitative insights. It ensures stories are purpose-built for the outcomes they are intended to achieve.
This canvas allows teams to rank assumptions that would cause the most damage if wrong. It also captures how easy or hard testing is to prioritize what to focus on first.
This canvas integrates the concept, experience, and feasibility into a single view. It helps teams see the full shape of a solution, its intended value and what is needed to create it.
This canvas leverages both the burning platform and discovery insights as the foundation for action. It pushes teams to connect the ‘why act now’ to the ‘what should we solve’.
This canvas serves as a lightweight alignment tool and serves as a directional blueprint defining how a team will collaborate and what good looks like at the outset.
This canvas depicts the unseen requirements needed for a solution to actually operate. Teams can identify specific dependencies and map the connections between them.