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== Story Craft: Making Better Stories == | == Story Craft: Making Better Stories == | ||
You know good storytellers when you see them - but they are not all the same. What makes them good? How can you use your presence, power, and voice in service of telling your story? | You know good storytellers when you see them - but they are not all the same. What makes them good? How can you use your presence, power, and voice in service of telling your story? | ||
Storytelling is about | '''Storytelling is about structure, but its more than that. | ||
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Your presence in the room holds the container for the conversation. | |||
Your ability to listen lets you aim the conversation, avoid wandering, and bring everyone along to the same focal point. | |||
Your voice creates engagement and the emotional impact that influences others to action. | |||
Your power makes all the difference between dragging everyone through a muddy and rudderless discussion and holding a clear and compelling line for the audience to hear and understand. | |||
Finding Your Storyteller will help you find your own storytelling style. Knowing your style lets you be comfortable and get your point across in a way that people hear and respond. You will also learn how to take control and aim the conversation when it gets uncomfortable in a way that is in service to everyone involved. | '''Finding Your Storyteller will help you find your own storytelling style. | ||
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Knowing your style lets you be comfortable and get your point across in a way that people hear and respond. You will also learn how to take control and aim the conversation when it gets uncomfortable in a way that is in service to everyone involved. | |||
== Supporting Content and Pre-work== | == Supporting Content and Pre-work== | ||
Coming soon! | Coming soon! | ||