Storytelling Skills

Storytelling Skills Synopsis

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Science has shown that narratives have an invaluable utility: they make us more empathic, more willing to understand and listen to others, more able to name our feelings and anxieties and to deal with them. In short, more suited to life, better at moving in society.

Through stories that give meaning to the experience, we can transform daily routines into moments worthy of being remembered.

But there are also psychological reasons behind it. Our brain is predisposed to organize the chaos of events and stimuli to which it is continually subjected into a narrative structure. It is therefore programmed to attribute meaning to the input it receives and this innate tendency is reinforced by the fact that we are used, from an early age, to listen and tell stories.

If we think about it, in our life, we do nothing but tell ourselves. Our experiences, strengths, and defects define not only who we are in a reflective sense but also an important social function because it allows us to understand others.

Stories are not just trivial diversions through which we escape from reality but rather projections of hypothetical scenarios that facilitate reading the surrounding world.

This book, in addition to answering all the questions.

It will give you some advice, such as:

• increase your storytelling skills and be successful not only in everyday life including professional life
• improve your credibility and empathy so that you can appear more confident and determined, and therefore more attractive
• make your stories, your presentations, your speeches, and arguments more effective and engaging