Creating Emotional Triggers to Make Your Stories Memorable Creating Emotional Triggers to Make Your Stories Memorable

Creating Emotional Triggers to Make Your Stories Memorable

    • 2.6 • 5 Ratings
    • $4.99

    • $4.99

Publisher Description

Do you have powerful stories that fall short of their potential because you are afraid of their power? Would you like to use more emotion in your stories but don't know how? Are you ready to take your stories to the next level? In this teleseminar you'll learn how to make your stories have even more impact on your audiences.

You will learn:
Why emotional triggers in your presentations are necessary and how to create them How to use your natural acting ability to increase the dynamic power of your stories, by acting rather than narrating critical moments How silence and emotion activate the emotional triggers within you and your audience Why personal stories are more effective than other stories How to use comedy and drama effectively even if you're not an actor or comedian How to use Doug's "Story Theater Method" to create memorable presentations.
Doug says: "Have you ever sat in a movie and cried? If so, you experienced an emotional trigger. The actors and director knew precisely how to trigger the emotional reaction that the moment in the scene required. They invited you to experience the emotional power of the moment. And you willingly accepted the invitation. In this teleseminar, you'll learn how to use your natural acting ability to increase the dynamic power of your stories, by acting rather than narrating critical moments. You'll learn how to identify these 'IN' moments and how silence and emotion activate the emotional triggers within you and your audience."

GENRE
Kids & Young Adults
NARRATOR
DS
Doug Stevenson
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
00:58
hr min
RELEASED
2005
September 23
PUBLISHER
SpeakerNet News
PRESENTED BY
Audible.com
SIZE
44.7
MB

Customer Reviews

TaraTruth ,

DONT BUY THIS..

...Its garbage. Very disappointing. Firstly, its an interview on a conference call(Really people selling this?) Secondly, he does not give you any substance. All he does is tell you that you need emotion for your stories and that this is what great actors do. Thats it. He doesnt tell you HOW to bring about these emotions or any descriptions at all. Its repetitive, boring and not at all informative. It does virtually NONE of what the description says. The entire time I listened I was waiting for the juice of it all and that just never happened At one point, a listener asks about 9 principals he apparently has but you must of course purchase another piece of garbage material to know what those are. Its upsetting that they would have this on sale here especially with that description. I wish someone wrote a review before I purchased this. Im disappointed. Do yourself a favor and pass on this purchase. I feel like Im doing you a favor by giving a heads up. There's better stuff out there just not on itunes audiobooks. Best of Luck!!

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