Name: 華麗なストーリーテリングへの3つの秘訣 (3 Secrets To Brilliant Storytelling)
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front-row seat, kind of VIP, sitting at the front,

and I would just pay attention and take notes.

and about halfway through his presentation,

I stood up and walked towards the very back of the room.

Is he going back to his hotel room? Which could be the case,

'cause I spent a lot of energy in the first segment, right,

But that was not the case, I was actually walking towards

the back to sign-up for the speaker's education,

because he had an offer that he was talking about.

Now, no one moved, I was the first one to move.

"Dan, you don't know what the offer is yet," right?

I said, "It doesn't matter, here's my credit card,

He said, "But you don't even know how much it is yet."

"is it a group of DVDs, what kind of package,

"is it a book, you don't know what it is."

I said, "It doesn't matter, just put it on my credit card."

After I finish filling the form, and everything, right?

And I did the same thing for the third speaker,

fourth speaker, and the rest of the speakers that day,

one of the staff couldn't help it, he said,

"why are you investing and buying all these courses?"

"Like don't you teach internet marketing?"

"I mean, you're an expert on this subject."

I looked at him and as I reply, I said, "You know,

"duh, how do you think I get to be successful?"

is not just telling them, hey, you should do this,

you should do that, and you should listen to me,

A much more powerful way, more persuasive way

to do it is to share the same lesson, but in a story.

So three keys, first secret is, time and location.

So if you can take the viewer, you can take your audience

to a place, a time and place when this happens,

No, you wanna kinda take them to that place.

You wanna set the tone, and set that stage.

So in the beginning of my story I share with you,

oh, you can visualize, imagine me on stage,

and speaking to a large group of people, right?

That's setting the stage, time and location.

Number two is you want to be very specific in your story.

I like to use dialogs, because dialogs are so powerful

Put in the comment, how many of you could see,

visualize me talking to someone in the back

So dialogs immediately puts your listener right

in the middle of the action, very powerful thing to do.

And number three, just with any good story, right?

Secret number three is what's the moral of the story?

What's the one take-away that you want the listener to have?

And it's invest yourself when you don't even have to.

That's the key, that's what makes people,

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