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Whether you want to know how to tell a story in 2-minutes or less or understand why the 5 neurological responses are inherent in any good story, you've come to the right place! This section begins with the end in mind: How to tell a story in 2-minutes or less.
Ever struggle to tell a clear, compelling story in 2 minutes or less? Watch this week's Why Story Works episode of "So, what's your story?" for tips on how to tell a compelling story in under 2 minutes. Then download this outline with each step identified so you can create your own 2-minute story.
When we wrap our message in a story with visuals and even video, studies show that it is 22x's more likely to be remembered than facts or data alone. We need our stories now more than ever. That's Why Story Works.
Not sure how to move through Fear as a manager or presenter? Share a real, relevant story to tackle Fear head-on. Check out this week's Why Story Works episode of "So What's Your Story" where we show you how to harness cortisol and the Fear response through #storytelling. So, what's your story? Got a tip on how you navigate through Fear? Feel free to share. We need our stories now more than ever. That's Why Story Works.
Looking for ways to inspire your audience, your customer, your clients to fall in Love with you, your products, your brand? Tell stories that release Dopamine. Check out Why Story Works "So, What's Your Story?" episode where you'll discover ways to tell a story that will keep them coming back for more. For more on how to tell the Right Story, at the Right Time, to the Right Audience, to get the Right Results, be sure and subscribe to this channel.
Serotonin is that neurochemical in the brain that gets released when we feel calm. For ways to instill calm in your audience, check out this week's Why Story Works "So, What's Your Story?" episode. Got a tip for how to calm your audience? Feel free to share. We need our stories now more than ever. That's Why Story Works.
It's all about Empahthy or the release of Oxytocin. This "So, What's Your Story?" episode, lets you all in to see behind the curtain.No Mask. No Filter. No Hero Winning the Day. Just a simple story about simply feeling like crap.Got a story about a time when you failed? Take a risk. Share it. What's the worst that can happen? The story's already happened to you. Why not share it so that it doesn't have to happen to somebody else? We need our stories now more than ever. That's Why Story Works.
Get your audience moving with a strong call to action as you release adrenaline.
"To make a long story short..." is not compelling. Do you want to be a compelling communicator? Theresa shares 3 ways why it's important to be a compelling storyteller.
Avoid Death By Story: Be Real. Be Relevant. Be Brief.
That's Why Story Works.
Struggling with productivity? Get moving. Our brains evolved thousands of years ago by walking up to 12 miles a day. Get some oxygen - it will improve productivity.
Feeling isolated, misunderstood or burnt out? Speak your story. Our stories highlight who we are and what we value. You don't know what others are going through and sharing your stories might be exactly what they need.
That's Why Story Works.
Want a deeper dive on why stories matter and how to craft a clear, compelling story? Check out this webinar recording, "Covid-19 and Other Horror Stories: How Storytelling Can Help Flip the Script," delivered in partnership with Learnapalooza, June 2020.
Struggling to make sense of this new normal? Get grounded. Being rooted in story enables you to stand and deliver a clear, compelling P.O.V. that is remembered. Embrace change - it's how we grow.
That's Why Story Works.
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