Ruben Padilla - Narrative Strategies

We conclude the four dramatic ingredients with this, the fourth installment, and one I bet you haven’t considered enough when telling your story. I never see it get the attention it deserves, so listen closely.

I had a couple of problems getting my broadcast out to you in a timely manner today, and you can learn from my adversity to share your story/message more effectively.

Today we get halfway to learning the 4 Dramatic Ingredients necessary for every good story, and you’ll learn how today’s ingredient can vastly improve whatever story or sales presentation you’re telling.

There are 4 Dramatic Ingredients to any good story. Three of them you’ve heard of, and the fourth you have not. Today we examine ingredient number one.

Finally, in my 30th episode, a definition of Narrative as I see it, and how it can be unlike anything you’ve ever heard before.

Today, a question about the definition of a simple word, and how knowing the difference between two words can make all the difference for your speaking/story/sales presentation success.

Not feeling it? Going through something difficult? Having a bad day? But still have to give a speech or presentation? Going to give yourself some positive affirmations and get into a happy state of mind and change your state or fake it? I say B.S.

You must hear this, because you have never heard this before, and that’s a good thing. Something I want you to copy.

Quick – can you remember which picture won the Academy award LAST year? Most people can’t, and there’s a lesson there that can make you a better speaker.

You won’t believe what happened to me after last night’s broadcast. And you won’t believe how easily it can happen to you. Here’s how to fix it if it does.