Two words to drop, two words to adopt — Salmon Labs
But when most people set out to craft a presentation or pitch, they start with three common questions. How can I explain this? How can I clarify this? How can I help people understand this? These questions are useful for sharing data, but not for storytelling. The true power of storytelling lies in sparking curiosity, not merely providing informati... See more
The creators of South Park share their favorite storytelling advice.
Drive your story with words like “but” and “therefore” instead of “and then.” https://t.co/RVWFHI0aTT
David Perellx.comMany of the best talks have a narrative structure that loosely follows a detective story. The speaker starts out by presenting a problem and then describes the search for a solution. There’s an “aha” moment, and the audience’s perspective shifts in a meaningful way.