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Mark says, “One man’s mundane is another man’s magnificent.” We sometimes fail to see the magnificence in our stories because we’re too close to them. Today Darren and Mark explain why we may be too close, and suggest ways to broaden our perspective
SNIPPETS:
• Start with a big block of clay
• We can be so close that we can’t identify the magnificent in our story
• Video-record yourself telling your story
• Present to a test audience
• Look at your story from the audience’s perspective
• Learn what your audience is thinking
• We can be too close to our favorite and signature stories
• Work with a qualified coach
• We can be so close that we miss ‘blind spots’
Work with Mark and Darren:
https://www.stagetimeuniversity.com/get-a-speaking-coach/
Check Out Stage Time University:
https://www.stagetimeuniversity.com
By Darren LaCroix, Mark Brown5
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Mark says, “One man’s mundane is another man’s magnificent.” We sometimes fail to see the magnificence in our stories because we’re too close to them. Today Darren and Mark explain why we may be too close, and suggest ways to broaden our perspective
SNIPPETS:
• Start with a big block of clay
• We can be so close that we can’t identify the magnificent in our story
• Video-record yourself telling your story
• Present to a test audience
• Look at your story from the audience’s perspective
• Learn what your audience is thinking
• We can be too close to our favorite and signature stories
• Work with a qualified coach
• We can be so close that we miss ‘blind spots’
Work with Mark and Darren:
https://www.stagetimeuniversity.com/get-a-speaking-coach/
Check Out Stage Time University:
https://www.stagetimeuniversity.com

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