Missed yesterday's live event? Check out the replay on Shift/Co's YouTube page to hear about your framework for great #storytelling:
https://t.co/k7OsL5D7Zq
Songwriters are the figures to study to understand #contentcreation and packaging that content appropriately.
This @sodajerker#podcast episode with @Seal proves it, especially when he discusses the difference between making great songs vs great records.
https://t.co/1WvWw0o0Gb
Family squabbles and a @TEDTalks raised a single question: what is your idea, really?
Reframing your content with this question elevates it for your audience.
https://t.co/grLvsDhKBv
Check out J.T.'s "Featured Video" playlist to watch great conversations about #speechwriting, #storytelling and many other topics.
Featuring chats with @Shift/Co's Terri Maxwell, @BLABBIT's @PaulGeiger & @Glen_Ingram, and more!
https://t.co/10CfAfJQwT
#Storytelling comes in many flavors. Because of that, it sometimes can be difficult to identify what makes it so effective.
What do you think makes storytelling great?
A teacher in my high school used to say the impact of any historical event is measured by how many people it affected, and how deeply.
I've heard #thoughtleaders view their #ideas through a similar lens.
Your #audience is what makes your #message worthwhile.
Shared with our #email subscribers
#Confidence is #connection. Specifically, connection to your #content.
Connection with your content means knowing what to say and how to say it.
When you get that feeling, you've reached peak confidence.
Sometimes there is a common message which reaches you across #content and #channel.
This week, for me, that message was: just start
Imagine having a cache of material, art, music through which you can look back and understand your evolving point of view.
You can. Just start.
Shared by @continterpreter: The second myth has always surprised my clients, but it works. Content is your foundation, and then you layer in technique. #publicspeaking#presentations
https://t.co/Bf2ReljQzl
The second myth has always surprised my clients, but it works. Content is your foundation, and then you layer in technique. #publicspeaking#presentations
https://t.co/kGPispEFQh
It almost never fails: the stories which clients are hesitant to include at first are what ultimately drive the speech or presentation.
https://t.co/jp7m27QCfI
#FlashbackFriday: What do you do with all those stories that don't make it into your final speech? And how can that enhance your mindset and the audience's experience? #speakermindset
https://t.co/LNVCbYwV7Z
Interviews are not just for the people watching, listening or reading. How can you make the process work for you as a #speaker and #thoughtleader?
https://t.co/5nKFdQy7dn
Every #talk needs at least one access point for your #audience.
The picture of thriving mom-and-pop repair shops in Gay Gordon-Byrne's @TEDTalks is vivid.
It's a prompt, providing the audience an opportunity to contextualize a new topic.
https://t.co/MoagWEnz8W
When I first experienced this @TEDTalks on the audio podcast, I thought the whole thing was taking place with everyone in the same room!
You must admire @DanielPink's technique - incredibly engaging.
https://t.co/m3U8rQQHoK