Share it with a story
When you introduce a idea, team practice or decision in the field, do it with a quick reference to a time where it made the difference. This helps people quickly understand the context, and the why, of your suggestion. You can use a tour you were on personally or one you've heard about.
By giving this a try in the field you'll developing your own abilities while improving this resource for everyone.
Share it with a story
How to do it
The why behind it
Hopefully your team is always receptive to everyone's suggestions, but sometimes you need to say something that can challenge the others.Storytelling is a very natural way for people to digest lessons. By referencing a relevant tour you lend your idea credibility and place it in context so it's easier to grasp and see the value.
Put it in your own words
Find words that feel natural for you. Here are a couple ideas:
I'm just remembering that one story from Colorado last year where the slope angle shading on the map was inaccurate. Let's make a wider loop?
On a tour I did last year we saw a group trigger a small slide on a slope with lots of tracks. Maybe we can quickly recap our observations so far.
