The Magical Storytelling Mindset That Will Transform Your Skills #storytelling #storybuilding #story

Okay, here's tip number 2. Tip number 2 for today. You gotta love your story. Fall in love with your story. Keep falling in love with your story. Right? That's so important. And, you know, I think it was Johnny Carson. Maybe it was Dave. I can't remember who it was, a late-night talk show host. Had Tony Bennett on, and Tony Bennett's very famous song is "I Left My Heart in San Francisco," right? And so, uh, so I think it was Carson that asked, "Don't you ever get tired of singing that song?" And he shot right back and he says, "Do you ever get tired of making love?" Oh, oh. That's so good, right? So, so it's like, it's that visceral. Love your story, fall in your love. You have to fall in love with your story every time. Every— oh, I didn't think about it this way. Every time you tell the story, it's a first date with that story, right? Because it's like, this is the first time I've, I've told— ever told it. Okay. So, so that's the tip number 2. And I wrote down here too, a good storyteller knows the right story at the right time with the right people in the right space. That's where story, you know, storytelling is important. There are times not to tell the story. And that's a good storyteller, an excellent storyteller. Like, no, that's This is not the space for that, or I'm not gonna tell a story, or that's not the right story for this space, or this audience needs to hear the story a little differently than how I usually tell the story. That's great storytelling before you even get to like the, the emotions and the, all the things you tell the story. It's like the right story at the right time with the right people in the right space. Hmm. Cool. All right. Hmm. So, um, any comments about that? Was that helpful?