Storytelling Secrets for Successful Speeches

7 Strategies for Telling Stories People Love

De: Mark Davis

Narrado por: Dan Culhane

Public speaking is a process of telling stories to get a message across - if we think of it this way, then we only need to work on getting better at telling stories. We tell stories every day. We tell them to our friends, to our families, to our colleagues. We even tell them to strangers on the plane. If we learn to share our stories well, then people will have a positive association. As salespeople, we can link stories to our key points. As trainers, we can tell stories that teach a lesson, and we can create ones that give context and meaning to our message. Only storytelling guarantees we'll hook the attention of the audience then they'll be engaged in what we have to say. Learn about the seven strategies for telling stories people love and every time you talk, you'll be confident you'll be making a great impression. Mark Davis shares the secrets to getting the stories you already tell, and making them better. Get a great result by telling stories your audience will love.

©2016 Mark Davis (P)2016 Mark Davis

Good book

To be honest i heard it more than once it is fun, entertaining and eye opener

I recommend it to those who need to take their stories to the next level

Great author and storytelling tips

Great book and author. The tips Author gives for telling stories are wonderful and confidence building. especially when in front of your supervisors and elders. 😇

Great!

I love a book of tips that is exactly that - straight to the point, and Wall to wall actionable examples. This book takes the cake!

Well read, easy to listen to, this book deserves many a "re-hear" to catch all of the pieces that go into crafting stories that captivate and compel.

excellent book for anyone in network marketing

Listen to this book help remind me that telling stories takes the pressure off memorizing scripts. stories are fun and interesting.Thanks

worst book I ever heard, won't recommend it

worst book I ever heard, won't recommend it to anyone. the author only gives you a list of titles or fesses to strat a story but no tools to actually create a story.