By means of this first post would like to mention that this blog site is for preachers and seekers of motivation.In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives each one of us look forward for that shot of motivation and inspiration to re-energize ourselves in order to carry on our daily chores. With lessons learnt from numerous self help and motivational best sellers let us prepare ourselves to embark on the journey towards fulfillment.
If you want to be an effective storyteller, these are the PITFALLS that you need to AVOID.
The post has been inspired from Carmine Gallo’s book, The Storyteller’s Secret.
Right from the caveman times till now the essence of storytelling has still remained the same. Tools may have changed by storytelling has not which proves why it is a human trait.
The post has been inspired from Carmine Gallo’s book The Storyteller’s Secret.
The Audacity Principle that explains how scientists are able to come up with inventions in spite of numerous bottlenecks, equally holds good for great storytellers.
A storyteller’s motivating speech would enable Dopamine to flow through our veins. Thus Amygdala which stimulates the flow of Dopamine is indeed the best friend of a storyteller.
The following insight inspired from Carmine Gallo’s The Storyteller’s Secret enlightens us on the HUGE role played by the invention of FIRE in triggering HUMAN EVOLUTION.
The following insight inspired from Carmine Gallo’s book, The Storyteller’s Secret, highlights a presentation that makes our HEARTS SING.
Another Simon masterclass illuminating us on real purpose of any business
Wonderful Simon Sinek insight on what the real PURPOSE of our GOALS should be.
Practice the Art of Giving to lead a healthy life and lead by example as mentioned by this insightful quote from Simon Sinek
In his best selling book named The Storyteller’s Secret Carmine Gallo highlights the importance of PICTURES to enable EFFECTIVE STORYTELLING.
“Using pictures to tell stories is a technique well established in the neuroscience literature in a concept called picture superiority. Researchers have found that if you simply hear information, you will recall about 10 percent of the content. If you hear the information and see a picture, it’s likely that you will retain 65 percent of the content.”
Carmine Gallo
