How do you tell a good story when you give a speech?

The truth is dead, the story is alive. Learning to tell a good story as a speaker can make your speech more exciting.

How do you tell a good story during a presentation? Quote some of what Mr. Sun Jian once shared in the heart and speech class.

You can use character dialogue, not only to tell what the characters have done, but also to present the dynamics and dialogues of the characters. If you clearly express what a character is thinking, doing, or feeling in a dialogue, it will appear very thin and not three-dimensional.

Think about the more attractive people, how do they speak? They'll wrap emotions and content together, and they'll also have mantras like, okay, do you listen to me? Yes, yes, and even say out loud, "Are you mistaken?"

These details are very realistic and full of emotion, and the description of the dialogue in the real story is full of emotion, which will make the characters more fleshed out.

Speeches are often inseparable from narrative, and speeches without narrative are easy to fall into the trap of shouting big truths. If the narrative is successful, the message of the speaker will be a matter of course.

I remember that in the Heart and Leader Speech class, Mr. Sun Jian shared a very classic case:

In today's society, the pace of life is too fast, which makes people panic, and they will be beaten if they are backward, and backwardness is the hustle and bustle of backwardness, which is even more impetuous and uneasy. But there is a speaker whose speech ""Slow" is also a kind of wisdom", which makes people pause in the process of focusing on the narrative of the problem.

is like Sun Wukong's somersault turned to 108,000 miles, but why did he let Tang Seng, who couldn't be slower, be the leader? Although Tang Seng is slow, he is the most tenacious one in the team. Although Tang Seng was slow, he never gave up his belief in the face of the dangers and hardships on the journey, and only such a person would never give up.

Through "problem-focused" narratives, it is easier for the audience to accept the ideas introduced into the speech.

I listened to Mr. Qi's "How to Design a Speech with Story Thinking", which gave me a lot of inspiration. Why is that?

Reviewing what the teacher said, I made the following analysis.

The speech must be centered on the audience, and the audience has the final say on the success of the speech. Storytelling in a speech fully embodies the principle of serving the audience and putting the audience at the center.

How to make a great presentation with storytelling?

1. The opening of the speech.

There is only one principle in the opening, to grab the audience's attention by unscrupulous means, abandon the traditional so-called speech, and break expectations. In order to capture the audience, we have to do the following 3 things:

1. The audience knows what to say, and you must not tell it.

2. The opening of the speech should grab the audience's attention by unscrupulous means.

3. The opening of the scene-based story is very good to use**.

2. Try to communicate with everyone.

When telling a story, you try to communicate with each audience member and put your eyes on each audience as if they are the main characters in the story you are telling.

3. Give the audience just the right amount of detail.

If you describe too much detail, it seems boring and boring, and if you describe too little detail, the audience will not know the ins and outs, and follow the principle of just right to describe the details.

4. Grab the audience's attention quickly.

A storyteller never starts with "I want to tell you a story, and this story will teach me ......Instead, it captures the audience's attention first.

Fifth, wow, ha, uh-huh.

Wow" made the audience have a "wow" surprise, ha, "suddenly brightened, um", it is such a truth, nodding again and again.

6. Self-practice.

A good story presentation must be fluid, emotional, and logical. Only continuous self-practice can make your speech clearer, more able to capture the attention of the audience, and get the feedback you want.

37. Be good at storytelling and enhance persuasion.