Insights on Art of Story Telling
Say, for example, ahead of any organization is setting ground rules for the team and wants the members to be punctual and deliver their tasks in a timely manner. Then the person's track record of showing up on time consistently will create a huge impact as they will be leading by example. This is ethos in any message that is being communicated. The levels of all these three elements vary according to circumstances. For effective communication, one must structure their stories having the right balance of all these three
Again, people may have two or even more modalities in equal proportions. So now, how does all this connect to storytelling? The answer is, if the speaker can use the words to engage all the senses equally, then there is a very high chance of the message being firmly implanted in the subconscious mind of a mixed audience
Seconds ran with the speed of light and it was already the time for her to be present in the boardroom. Soon after, Thomas, the Vice President walked in and the rest of the directors followed. His usual stern expressions started generating a SAR feeling in Lisa's mind. And in this condition, it was an ordeal for Lisa to present her already weak data. With a lot of struggle, Lisa started her presentation
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
You in this audio byte, I would like to share some tips on storytelling to all listeners. Through my experience of all these years, first as an employee in the corporate world and then as an independent professional, I have got valuable guidance from my mentors on how to craft messages in the most appealing manner. Have also listened to many speakers who have mastered the art of connecting with their audience
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 2:39
When do we speak? That's always the button at the end of a story. Is a story to provoke new stories, or is it to land and have people just really be with that one story?