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Look at what’s trending on Twitter,

think it’s important to write every day or almost every day because you just get really good at it after a while and it becomes second nature. You did this, when you started writing emails all the time and all of a sudden, you’re just pumping stories out like crazy.

always an email story.

try to come up with a story for every object in your office.

That’s like the easiest way for somebody to remember something and it’s a great way for somebody to kind of have their mind open to what you have to say and to remember your message. It’s a good way to prove your case, especially if you’re new at what you’re doing and you want to give yourself some credibility, tell a story.

That’s all it is, so don’t get too hung up on the topics.

Everything has a purpose and a function and you can just tell the story about how you came upon that printer, what books you have on your shelf. It could be anything, what your dog is doing right now, is he laying in the corner? I mean everything is a story and ironically, and this is a good and a bad thing, anything bad that happens to you

don’t care how bad it is, you need to write about it. For one thing, you’ll feel better afterwards since it’s sort of therapeutic. And for another thing, you’re going to tap into people’s minds in a way that nobody else is, because you’re sharing something painful with them that you’ve gone through that they’ve probably gone through or are afraid o

Where do you get the inspiration for your unique stories and does the story motif play off better than more fact-based presentation? You know we’ve discussed all the stories; I get my inspiration from my day, from my kids, from my life, from my work, from, you know, headlines, from things that are newsworthy or that I just feel like writing about a