Start your stories with a relevance statement.
Stories are judged by their relevance and plausibility in business settings. For people to hear your story start off with a short statement that describes the relevance.
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Roll-a-Story!
Try out this storytelling activity. Using the Roll-a-Story chart, roll a dice three times - you'll get a character, setting, and problem to uses as a basis for your creative story. Delete the scoop?
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