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Learning objectives
1. Shape a lightweight and minimalist story, to a
fully developed narrative
2. Learn by listening, visualizing, doing, and
sharing impressions and experience
3. Reboot your own message, by using a flexible
articulation
4. Learn from the crowd with a large variety of
useful cases
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Basic TopSol Playbook 1/5
Target: who is your solution for? What types of roles, what
personas/profiles?
Problem: what is their most painful issue? Spend MOAR time
here! Not the lack of your solution!
Solution: your solution. Spend LESS time here!
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Expanded TopSol Playbook 2/5
Target: who is your solution for? What types of roles, what
personas/profiles?
Empathy: what do they see, hear, feel everyday? Walk in
their shoes
Problem: what is their most painful issue? Spend MOAR time
here! Not the lack of your solution!
Consequences: impact of the problem on their everyday life
Solution: your solution. Spend LESS time here!
Benefits: better, stronger, fast (facts and figures?)
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Full TopSol Playbook 3/5
Context: in what environment do they evolve? What is their history,
geolocation, vertical/industry?
Target: who is your solution for? What types of roles, what
personas/profiles?
Empathy: what do they see, hear, feel everyday? Walk in
their shoes
Problem: what is their most painful issue? Spend MOAR time
here! Not the lack of your solution!
Consequences: impact of the problem on their everyday
life
Solution: your solution. Spend LESS time here!
Benefits: better, stronger, fast (facts and figures?)
Why: what do you do to change the world?
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Wat? TopSol Playbook 5/5
Repeat some elements
Remove some elements
Add some elements
Re-order
Reinforce with visuals
Strengthen with body language
Add your magic
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Learning objectives
1. Shape a lightweight and minimalist story, to a
fully developed narrative
2. Learn by listening, visualizing, doing, and
sharing impressions and experience
3. Reboot your own message, by using a flexible
articulation
4. Learn from the crowd with a large variety of
useful cases