Speak Up Storytelling Matthew Dicks: "Late Night Walk"
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Apr 1, 2019 Matthew Dicks shares the magic of storytelling by highlighting the best ways to start and end a narrative. He dives into a personal tale about a late-night walk, illustrating the importance of pacing and volume during delivery. The discussion also covers everyday stories and how simple moments can transform into powerful narratives. Listeners are encouraged to find inspiration in their own experiences and to share authentic tales from their lives, proving that great stories can emerge from the ordinary.
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Late Night Walk With Kaylee
- Matthew Dicks shares a personal story about a late night walk with his dog Kaylee at 2 a.m. in his underwear.
- The walk reveals his deep bond with Kaylee and poignant reflections on their time together.
Start Stories Near The End
- Start your story as close to the end as possible to engage the audience immediately.
- Begin with action or a decision to create curiosity and momentum from the outset.
Integrate Backstory Strategically
- Carefully choose backstory details that deepen the audience's understanding without distracting from the main story.
- Weave backstory into the main story action organically rather than front-loading it.
