When you tell a story, do you start at the beginning, then tell it in chronological order?
Most people do. It’s conventional, and conventional is rather boring.
But you don’t have to be. You can change the story structure around to add some dramatic impact.
Watch the video to hear two more options that are pretty easy to implement.
P.S. If you don’t want to be a conventional speaker, let’s talk about how to ramp up your presentation so you can help more people.
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