Storytelling Workshop
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Published 2012-12-11
All Comments (21)
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I'm watching this in 2022 after having decided to work on skills that will help me connect more meaningfully with people, which is what me a lot of others out there need. This video has been so beautyfully enlightening I can't begin to explain it. It'll definitely be played on repeat for a while. Granted, I know full well I need to apply the information in it if I want to see results. Thank you, author. Lots of good vibes sent your way from me in Rio, Brazil. Thank you.
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This speach is so rich. This is my second time I listen to it after a while, and I will definitely watch it again.
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People don’t remember facts, but they do remember stories. Facts tell, stories sell!
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Last year this time my son introduced the power if YouTube. This video's content is the best I've heard to date. Thank you. I now have a new tool and my goal is to craft it.
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This workshop is just what I needed to enter the storytelling world. One of the best speechs I've ever heard.
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Ty Bennett you couldn't have delivered a better speech, given the context and the topic! I learned a lot from this presentation already and plan on applying your techniques often because they're simple, yet powerful. Thank you!
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I have listened to this speech so many time and every single time I've gotten to learn smt. Thank you Bennet, you are a legend!
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Talk starts at 2:52.
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This is exceptional. Sometimes you just need to hear it from a different perspective, happy to share this!
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Don't retell the story, relive the story. Wow.
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excellent. an hour video. and I saw it without a break. ty bennet, u are amazing. there has been a detailed explanation to every nook and corner. would definitely want to be a speaker like u.
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One of the masters of using audience dialogue in storytelling is the comedian Jim Gaffigan. He has developed this character that represents the inner dialogue of the audience responding to his jokes, and he sprinkles that dialogue throughout his sets. The voice that he uses is hilarious, and the commentary is some of the funniest content of his shows. For example, after telling a series of food-related jokes, he might switch into the audience dialogue voice and say, "Is this fat guy going to tell nothing but food jokes all night?" The audience invariably erupts into laughter at these points.
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Perfect . I love your presentation skill, body language, storytelling and so on. Thank for your lectures. I wish to listen you more.
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Ty Bennet, thanks for making the storytelling so simple in bits and pieces. I have been struggling to find the elements of it, everyone is talking about abstract. But you been specific about it. Thanks
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I'm a budding science fiction author. I will definitely be applying your wisdom to my stories - especially when it comes to making them about the audience. Thank you!
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Thank you Ty for this amazing video and the wonderful story telling workshop. This resonated very well with me and it was a great learning experience for me. Your teaching around "Connection is more important than perfection" is helping shpae my daily experiences. Thank you.
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A true gem, glad I found it!
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Absolutely great talk! Loved it.
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That was really great. So much useful information here. I took notes and felt inspired on how to deliver my message on my Youtube videos better. Thank you for uploading this.
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What a great educational video! Thank you. You have learned a lot!