Power Of Stories
Module 5 Key Points Summary: The Power of Stories
Storytelling is an example of strong language and one of the key techniques to engage an audience.
Tip #1: Stories should paint pictures and evoke emotions. Describe characters and events using strong language.
Tip #2: Start with a scene. The very first words spoken should create a scene for the audience. For example, “It was a hot summer day…”; The hurricane was in full force…”.
Tip #3: Always keep the attention of the audience in mind. Timing is important. A short
1 to 2 minute story is more effective than the same story told in much longer timeframe.
Try to make your stories as short and interesting as possible.
Tip #4: Move with purpose. Use the room or space you are in to support changes
Storytelling is an example of strong language and one of the key techniques to engage an audience.
Tip #1: Stories should paint pictures and evoke emotions. Describe characters and events using strong language.
Tip #2: Start with a scene. The very first words spoken should create a scene for the audience. For example, “It was a hot summer day…”; The hurricane was in full force…”.
Tip #3: Always keep the attention of the audience in mind. Timing is important. A short
1 to 2 minute story is more effective than the same story told in much longer timeframe.
Try to make your stories as short and interesting as possible.
Tip #4: Move with purpose. Use the room or space you are in to support changes