핵심 요약
- A story needs someone who wants something and something in the way, so catch one real moment a day on a three-line moment card.
- Before shaping any story, write its take-home line, then open one beat before the hinge and keep background to a single line.
- Stories live out loud, so in week three tell one live every day, mark your pauses and record a single telling to fix one thing.
- After a telling, ask a listener for one word that sums it up; if the word misses your take-home line, trim whatever distracted them.
- When a week slips, do only its floor action and move forward, then let day-one and day-thirty recordings show how far you came.
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- How the thirty days are built
This programme turns storytelling from something you admire in others into something you practise for ten minutes a day. Each week has one theme: catch moments, shape them, tell them live, then put them to work.
- Week one: catch a moment a day
Most beginners believe they have no stories. They have plenty; they simply let them pass.
- Week two: the take-home line and the hinge
Shaping means deciding what a story is for and cutting whatever does not serve it. Start with the take-home line, the one sentence you would like a listener to repeat at home tonight.
- Week three: one live telling a day
A story that reads well can still fall flat when spoken, because listeners cannot scroll back. This week everything happens out loud.
- Week four: put stories to work
Stories matter most where people have to decide, trust or change something. This week, use one in a real setting every other day.
- Measuring growth and rescuing a slipped week
Feelings about progress swing from day to day, so let counts and recordings do the judging. Each Sunday, write the three counts: cards written, live tellings, and one-word checks that matched your take-home line.
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