Coach Haritosh Srivastav says most storytellers nail the hook and conflict but skip the crucial part: telling your audience what they should learn. State the lesson explicitly at the end, and your story actually lands.
Want to make your stories valuable for others? Use this hack. Now I have seen so many people when they start telling story, they use almost all the elements. They will start with the hook, they will use the right characters, they will have a conflict and then they will resolve that. They will tell us what happened. Here is one most important element that they miss and that is telling us what did they learn? What was the main learning that they had? This single element can make your stories more valuable for others. So next time when you are presenting a story, not only just tell what happened, but also tell what were your major learnings, what did you actually take away from that. This will make your story very valuable for others. For more such tips, follow Coach Haritosh Srivastav.
