Confidence in storytelling isn't something you're born with. Like learning to ride a bike, it takes repeated attempts over time, and you can't pinpoint the exact moment it clicks, but practicing storytelling has unexpectedly helped solve other life challenges too.
So what is your message for anyone who wants to go on such a journey of, you know, building confidence and learning storytelling? Because most of us are not born confident, right? We have to learn, we have to earn our confidence. So what is your message for anyone who want to pursue that path?
So I will give you, uh, an expert with my— what I have realized, uh, and with my relation, I don't know whether it works for everyone or not. But definitely what I realized after going through this challenge, I will speak about it. So I'll start with the example, like if a child start learning a bicycle, it's not a one-day job. It takes time. Means he tries, tries, and tries, but one day he achieves that balance. But if you go back and ask the child what happened on that day, he doesn't have an answer to it. Kikya hua? But yeah, he is cherished with that by achieving that balance. I'll see that when I joined the storytelling sessions and I've been going through this challenge, I identify that I am getting solutions to my other challenges in life which I never even worked upon. Wow. So I also give— yeah, this, this storytelling. And if you ask me what I did to solve those challenges, I don't know. So I'm just here comparing with that bicycle movement because it's a similar fashion. I don't have answer to it, but yes, I'm getting answer to it.
