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Great storytellers do two things very well: First (obviously), they tell stories. Second, through their stories, they get people to take action.

You might be thinking, “That’s great if you’re Steve Jobs, but how do I even begin turning my dry, everyday material into a story…?”

Download our PDF cheat sheet of 15 insanely actionable storytelling tips and tricks so you can use it as reference guide for your next presentation.

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15 insanely actionable storytelling tips and tricks

  1. Find Your Characters And Make Them The Focal Point Of Your Presentation
  2. “Set The Stage By Describing Where You Are Now And Where You Want To Be In The Future
  3. ​Describe What Needs To Be Overcome And Highlight Why This Will Be Difficult 
  4. Emotionally Invest Your Audience In The Struggle (Define Failure Or The Status Quo) 
  5. ​Emotionally Invest Your Audience In The Outcome (Define What Success Looks like) 
  6. ​Challenge Your Audience’s Assumptions By Adding A Twist 
  7. ​Onboard Your Audience With An Interesting Metaphor THEY Can Relate To 
  8. ​Show Your Audience Exactly What You Are Talking About 
  9. ​Highlight The Important By Cutting Out The Unimportant 
  10. ​Use Sound Effects To Anchor Important Details In Your Presentation 
  11. ​Use Silence To Create Emphasis And Draw Your Audience Into Your Story 
  12. ​Create A Warm Fuzzy Feeling By Sharing A Personal Or Vulnerable Experience 
  13. ​Pace Out Your Story To Allow Your Audience To Breathe 
  14. ​Turn Your Important Data Points Into Memory Glue 
  15. ​End Your Story With A Bang And Then Shut Up

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How this will improve your story:

With a clear-cut and well thought-out ending, your audience will sit up and take notice as your presentation comes to an end, and they’ll know exactly what you want them to do.

Great corporate storytellers do two things very well:

First (obviously), they tell stories.

Secondly, through their stories, they get people to take action.​

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