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Inexplicit Storyline Paths: Right or Wrong?

Does the storyteller tell the audience why the storyline is the way it is, or does the story flow inexplicitly?

Public speaker are dialoguing their stories with their audiences by talking to the audience with comments and questions along with the stories. This story context gives focus explicitly.

Storyteller just tell the stories with elements inexplicitly arranged.

Audiences can…

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Continued: Meaning of Reflect and Reply

Patricia Fripp writes:

Whenever you finish a talk, reflect on the experience. Do an “after-action analysis.” Always start with what you did right. What did you do superbly well that you should repeat? Your future success will come from building on your past success.

Once you’ve reflected on your successes in the speech, look for ways you could improve it. Ask yourself, “If I we’re giving the…

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The Meaning of “Reflect & Apply”

The meaning of “Reflect & Apply”

The “Reflect & Apply” screen at the end of many program segments in Stage Time University is both intuitively obvious and somewhat of a mystery. (Do you know what it means?)

Darren Lacroix gives Patricia Fripp credit for the concept.

Since, finding what “Reflect & Apply” does not seem to be found in a separate place at Stage Time University, adding it or…

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“My speech is imperfect. Not because I want to shine with words, but out of the impossibility of finding those words, I speak in images. With nothing else can I express the words from the depths.”

— Carl Jung

Dan Harmon's Explanation Series: http://channel101.wikia.com/wiki/Story_Structure_101:_Super_Basic_Shit Please consider supporting my videos on Patreon: http...

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The Summit Starts October 30th in: 00 Days 12 Hours 32 Minutes 55 Seconds Insert Content Template or Symbol Learn From Over 24World Champion

For a short time, Lance Miller is sharing interviews with Toastmaster Champions of TM Public Speaking.

If you haven't noticed it yet. Then Check it out here: https://scopeofvision.krtra.com/t/0njpYSaHJZrK

It's for a limited time.

"What makes a story compelling? It's enough to grab our interest that something weird happens. But we really want to be transformed by what we hear.

"It’s not enough to be weird" saysvStephen Tobolowsky in: "What makes a story compelling?" | The Creative Mind

Neil's talk will explore the way stories, myths and tales survive over great lengths of time and why creating for the future means making works that will endure within the oral tradition.

Preternaturally eloquent, Neil Gaiman has told stories in every medium—graphic novels (The Sandman), novels (The Ocean at the End of the Lane; American Gods), short stories (Trigger Warning), children’s books (The Graveyard Book), television (Dr Who), the occasional song ("I Google You", with Amanda Palmer), and the occasional speech that goes viral ("Make Good Art").

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The Storytelling of Science -- Why your life is as interesting as your research. Story Collider's Ben Lillie and Erin Barker share the impact of personal sto...

You and your story are as important as the information you are trying to convey. This video shows you.

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