The Right Audience
One needs the right audience to deliver a good story:
- A job interview requires you to use your storytelling skills to highlight your past success in a compelling and confident manner.
- A presentation does not have to be facts and figures, but a backdrop of your story, illustrating your words as you narrate it.
- While reaching out to an external audience, one needs to understand the issues they face and make it personal for them in your narration.
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