The Story Solver

[...] I went to my favourite coffee shop this morning and had an English muffin and coffee. It was good! But the oddest thing happened. After I was finished the English [...]

[...] What if you have an important message – one that you strongly want to share with other people? It might be political or religious [...]

[...] matters is that each member of the audience listens with their best attention. The most important message in the world is of no value if it floats from your mouth, through the ether and out the back [...]

[...] what your audience will take away from your speech. The purpose of a speech is to give the audience something. It could be: information pleasure motivation inspiration As you are planning your speech [...]

[...] The purpose of a speech is to give the audience something – a laugh or a smile, hope, information or inspiration. So all parts of your speech should [...]

[...] to resist that temptation.) I have to remind myself often that I don’t have to drive my message home with a baseball bat. All I have to do is frame my story so that it precisely fits my [...]

[...] Stories Your stories and the examples that illustrate your points are what will carry your message home to a deeper level. A smattering of facts and a whole lot of stories are the structure that [...]

I love this quote so much that I stole it. I heard it first from Seth Godin. It is one of those powerful phrases that packs so much into a few short, [...]

Have you ever given a speech on a topic you thought  was very important? Maybe you wanted to increase interest in a cause that’s important to you. [...]

What if you have an important message – one that you strongly want to share with other people? It might be political or religious or just plain moti [...]

What if you have an important message – one that you strongly want to share with other people? It might be political or religious or just plain moti [...]