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In a world overloaded with data, analytics, and noise, Speak Human invites you to rediscover the ancient power of storytelling, at work, in leadership, and in life. Blending personal experiences, neuroscience, cultural wisdom, and practical techniques, this book helps you unlock stories that do not just inform, but inspire change. Whether you are leading a team, raising a child, or standing on a stage, your stories can connect, influence, and inspire, if you know how to tell them. This is not just a book, it is a call to speak with heart, lead with meaning, and make stories your most trusted ally in a complex world.
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Sriram Ranganathan
Sriram is a Master Certified Coach (ICF), facilitator, and storyteller with over two decades of experience in leadership development and coaching across global organizations. His professional journey, from facilitator to deeply reflective coach, mirrors the very philosophy he brings to this book. He believes that the most powerful transformations begin with the stories we tell ourselves, and share with others. Storytelling is more than a communication tool, it is a bridge to self-awareness, empathy, and change. Through his work with leaders, entrepreneurs, and senior executives, Sriram has witnessed how stories can unlock clarity, dissolve resistance, and reconnect people to what truly matters.
A father of two boys, a devoted husband, and a passionate singer, Sriram draws inspiration from life’s simplest moments. His approach blends coaching depth with narrative insight, helping individuals and organizations discover joy, flow, and peace, not as abstract ideals, but as everyday possibilities. Whether in a coaching conversation, or in song, he continues to explore how the human voice, when rooted in truth, can transform not just minds, but hearts.
