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Don’t Wish to be Succinct?

Don’t Wish to be Succinct?

Here’s where the beauty of storytelling comes in. When it comes to storytelling, you get to be un-succinct.

Know why you are telling the story, and then revel in some of the details of the story. Help us see, feel, sense and smell the place where your story takes place.

Take your time. Transport us into the experience of being in the story with you. The sensual details will do the transporting. Your succinctness will not.

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Sales, Channels and Digital Marketing. Data Science Explorer.

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