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Telling stories

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It is one thing to write a story and it is another to tell it. In some ways, storytelling is easier, as you have your audience before you and have feedback from them to which you can respond to make the story more exciting. In otherwise it is more difficult, as it is in 'real time', and you have to read or remember what you are saying as it happens, as well as watching and responding to your audience.

Using props: Which work well when used properly.
Developing stories: Build stories as you go.
Narrative thinking: Getting into the right frame of mind.
The Story Carousel: A fun exercise for a group of people.
Four Es of storytelling: Four key ways to enliven your storytelling.
Co-creating stories: Telling or enacting them together.
Campbell's Commandments for Reading Myth: Ten condensed wisdoms on storytelling.

Telling stories

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