1 hr 10 min

How to tell better stories — with Kindra Hall The Futur with Chris Do

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Kindra Hall is a storyteller, acclaimed keynote speaker, and bestselling author of Stories that Stick: How Storytelling Can Captivate Customers, Influence Audiences, and Transform Your Business. She's here to remind you how important storytelling is, especially for your business.
We all recognize the need for connection, now more than ever. And telling stories is an excellent way to connect with people, but being a great storyteller is not easy.
Like most important things, great storytelling requires strategy and effort. It's more than simply reporting information. You've got to feel it.
By feel, we mean you have to care and communicate emotion in your story. That doesn't mean sharing your deepest, darkest, most private pieces of yourself. It could be fundamental, like feeling frustrated, nervous, or curious.
In this episode, Kindra offers tips on what makes for good storytelling and how you can practice telling them. According to her, there are four critical components to storytelling, and you can start using them right now.
Whether you give weekly presentations or are working on your very first, Kindra's advice for telling better stories can only help.

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Athletic Greens - https://athleticgreens.com/futur
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Kindra Hall is a storyteller, acclaimed keynote speaker, and bestselling author of Stories that Stick: How Storytelling Can Captivate Customers, Influence Audiences, and Transform Your Business. She's here to remind you how important storytelling is, especially for your business.
We all recognize the need for connection, now more than ever. And telling stories is an excellent way to connect with people, but being a great storyteller is not easy.
Like most important things, great storytelling requires strategy and effort. It's more than simply reporting information. You've got to feel it.
By feel, we mean you have to care and communicate emotion in your story. That doesn't mean sharing your deepest, darkest, most private pieces of yourself. It could be fundamental, like feeling frustrated, nervous, or curious.
In this episode, Kindra offers tips on what makes for good storytelling and how you can practice telling them. According to her, there are four critical components to storytelling, and you can start using them right now.
Whether you give weekly presentations or are working on your very first, Kindra's advice for telling better stories can only help.

Sponsored by
Athletic Greens - https://athleticgreens.com/futur
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

1 hr 10 min