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Stanford-Power of Story - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Authenticity
      - Be Bold
      - Connect
    - - Building the Story => choose one idea
        
        Act 2. Challenge
        
        Act 3. Outcome
        
        Act 1. Situation
      - Example: Pixar movie "For the Birds"
        
        https://docs.google.com/document/d/1o1SaK4WU3uoupl4RUZo9Hpr_r9gulP3oXnfEb_nSpZA/edit#
      - Context / Meeting
        
        What is the meeting or context that you are building the story for?
      - Identifying the Goal
        
        Are you aiming to illuminate a certain value proposition, form a closer connection, or perhaps highlight some of your own personal values?
      - Generating Story Ideas
        
        Brainstorm 2 to 3 stories that could help your message resonate with the audience
    - - Early Career
        
        Competence
        
        Told by Others
      - Later Career
        
        Authenticity, Humour, Humanize to your team and co-workers
        
        Empathy with Customers
    - - Getting Started
        /Questions to Ask
        
        What do you want the audience to do after the presentation?
        
        What journey do you want to take the audience on through the course of the presentation?
        
        What do you want the audience to feel after the presentation?
      - Guidelines
        
        light punchlines every 3-4 sentences to keep up the momentum of the speech.
      - Strong hook at the beginning of a presentation
      - Deciding What Stories and Structure to Use
        
        Data → Story → Story → Story → Point of View
      - Involving the Audience
        
        Everyone likes a moment to pause and reflect!
        
        Consider what’s top-of-mind for your audience.
      - Ending Strong
      - Analogy
        
        Do use contrast. Vary the pitch, tone, inflection, and pacing of your delivery.