Great stories sound like melody

The reason we're able to remember that is we attach the words to the melody. So when we're speaking, we want to also create melody so that it's easier to remember. Like, if I'm sitting just very close and I start. Peter, it's great to meet you today. I'm really excited to talk to you. We're going to have a great discussion about storytelling and how important it is. And this is what we're going to do, because we have to really break down three different parts of storytelling in order to, like, first off, you would be like, rob, we got to end. This is not going to work. And. And if you publish it, you would be like, what is wrong with this person? Whereas then, like, when I come out of it here, you can see me. You know, I'm changing tone and facial expressions and using my hands and body language. And I can, you know, speed up if I want to talk really fast. And for certain things, you hit it really slow to show it matters. And we can do all these things over time, and you can practice them and see yourself come to life. But that's when I say about creating a compelling story, figure out where your dynamics lack.