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"Remembering Your Story" with special guest Thomas Krafft

Speak Up Storytelling

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Remembering Your Content on Stage

Engaging in conversations and workshopping ideas with others significantly enhances storytelling capabilities. This collaborative effort leads to new insights and transformations within personal narratives. When preparing for public speaking, the distinction between 'remembering' and 'memorizing' is crucial. Memorization can lead to problems if a speaker forgets a line, creating a chain reaction of panic and disarray. In contrast, focusing on remembering allows for flexibility in delivery, as the speaker can adapt the content based on audience reactions. Initially memorizing a few lines and having a general outline for the beginning and end fosters confidence in delivery. This approach ensures adaptability, allowing the speaker to engage authentically with their audience while maintaining composure, even if unexpected changes occur during the presentation.

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