Get better at storytelling in a U-shape

If I ask anyone to tell me a story off the top of their head, it's going to be sloppy. And what you'll do is you'll go down this U shape because you take that story and you start to memorize it, which always gets the feedback from people of Robby. I don't want to memorize it because then it's going to sound robotic, it's going to sound rehearsed. And they're right, it absolutely does. But you have to memorize it before you can get out of that U shape. So, like, as you come down the U, it sounds rehearsed, but it starts to sound more polished. And then what happens is there's this moment where you go from memorized to. To all of a sudden it becomes internalized. And when it becomes internalized, you shoot up the U up to the top right, where it now sounds both natural and polished. Which is why the best speakers, when we all, all see impromptu. I'll put that in air quotes speaking. It's not impromptu. They've told the story dozens, hundreds, thousands of times, which is why it sounds so perfect.