There is no doubt that stories are the most powerful vehicle for getting your audience to buy in emotionally to your message. BUT you have a limited amount of time to get your story across before their attention starts to wander. 

Even TV, movies or books that you have chosen to engage with, have a finite time to grab your attention, before you switch off, and in the world of speaking and marketing, that window of time is even smaller.  

In this show, I’m going to be sharing the what and the why of tiny stories that pack a big punch, so that you can make sure you're not missing your opportunity to make your message land.

Enjoy!

 

What you’ll discover:

• The urban myth that started a tiny story trend. 
• Why you need to blend micro stories into your speaking and marketing toolbox.
• How you can pull all triggers for attention in just a few words.
• Examples of tiny stories. 
• The steps to creating a tiny story.
• The difference between micro stories and snackable stories

And lots more!!

 

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