YouTube clip by Chris Collins encouraging viewers to become better storytellers as a core communication tool. Chris references two books—The Moth (storytelling community) and Wonderworks by Angus Fletcher (analysis of story effects on the brain)—and mentions related offerings (call-in question line and offers website). The clip promotes subscribing for daily uploads.
My next one is, and I think we did a book report on this one, how to tell a story. Moth. The moth. The moth book. Which then always reminds me of the moth joke. Not the same. But yes, both in their, in their own lines was. But it's a great kind of insight into how to tell the story. And then the moth thing is kind of like a little cult where they go around and they have storytelling competitions and they're online on YouTube and you can, you know, being able, as a person who wants to be effective, the, the tool of storytelling might be the most valuable one. So I would encourage everybody to think about being a better storyteller. Whether you're coaching somebody or trying to convince somebody or whatever it is, communicate. Storytelling is a very useful tool. How much time do you think we spend, like curating and kind of massaging and making stories better like that for our content? That's a huge part of it. We talk about stories all the time. Not enough. We should do it more. I think we're just scratching the surface. Yeah, it's clearly though, what everybody remembers. Like if we do a, you know, if we do a three hour, six hour session and you ask them two days later what they remember. They remember the story. You know, I have two on here about stories. Let me just, I don't mean to jump ahead. No, no, please do the other one. Did I put it on here?
Yeah. Wonderworks by Angus Fletcher. That guy's a genius too. So that book was so good, I hired Angus to sit in a room and stare at me for two days. Yeah. So I can ask him questions. But he's, he's incredible. There's an incredible interview with him on Jordan Peterson's podcast. But his book Wonderworks, different than the Moth in the sense that, you know, Angus is.
In that kind of school of everything.
Goes back to like Shakespeare and he. In the Greek mythology. He's, he's, he helped with, with the leadership content with some of the stories in that we call it the leadership experience. What we call it. It's not really a workshop, but yeah, he's helped with that. He's systematic and scientific all at the same time too. So I think that goes right up your alley. Yeah. He might be one of the only people that studies story and what happens to your brain and the effects it has. Thanks so much for watching this clip of Service Driving Revolution. We're uploading new stuff every day, so make sure you subscribe and click the bell icon so you don't miss out if you have a question question you'd like us to answer on the show. Call 8333 Ask SDR and.
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