A participant in Storython shares three lessons from the challenge: cutting a 17-minute story to 5 minutes, adopting a growth mindset instead of waiting for perfection, and restructuring by reverse-engineering from the audience's perspective.
Congratulations and thank you so much once again. Now let's talk about some of the learning. So I want you to list down your top 3 learning that you had during this challenge.
Yes, before Storython, my story was 17-minute story, and I changed it to 5-minute story. The foremost important is mindset. I learned great mindset from Storython. The mindset means, uh, we are all imperfection, that we acknowledge and go to the growth mindset. So in our community also, many have good storyteller but not sharing the stories to public. The reason is they are always thinking perfection. But the Storython, I learned mindset first. First and last, the greatest mindset. After that, only all other parts. And third is I crafted my story from end to reverse the start point, that is from audience point of view to my point. So that I crafted finally.
Excellent. I love that, uh, your top 3 learnings that, yeah, first of all, you are, you are able to take a lot of fluff out of your story to make it really succinct, from going from 17 minutes
