When I am not busy making the business world safe for storytellers everywhere(dramatice pause as I am flipping my cape back and staring deep off into the horizon), I still am the director of Storyteller.net. In one of our latest fun things, we take a look at storytelling card game for families and kids. Review here. Video below.
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The is the official blog for K. Sean Buvala, storyteller and storytelling coach.
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Tuesday, August 09, 2011
New Book! "Measures of Story"
I've released a new book! For the next few days, you can get the book (Ebook or Kindle), a free teleseminar and the audio version of the book for just $6.97. Yes, that's just about giving it away. To get the teleseminar and the audio book, please order by the 11th. Details on the site.
I have a free chapter to read, a free chapter to hear, the table of contents to download all on the new website for the book. No registration is required for the free reads or audio.
Come grab your copy of "Measures of Story: How to Create a Story from Floats and Anecdotes." Features include:
*Explore the differences between stories, anecdotes and floats.
*Replace your archaic “elevator speech.” Understand why real stories make better communication tools.
*Learn the most overused floats that aren't the stories you might think they are.
*See how these anecdotes and floats become stories with examples for the personal and business world.
*Create your new stories with Sean’s “Take Action!” activities.
*Discover more online resources to help you learn to share convincing stories with associates, friends, students or family
Learn more:
http://www.howotcreateastory.com
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The is the official blog for K. Sean Buvala, storyteller and storytelling coach.
I have a free chapter to read, a free chapter to hear, the table of contents to download all on the new website for the book. No registration is required for the free reads or audio.
Come grab your copy of "Measures of Story: How to Create a Story from Floats and Anecdotes." Features include:
*Explore the differences between stories, anecdotes and floats.
*Replace your archaic “elevator speech.” Understand why real stories make better communication tools.
*Learn the most overused floats that aren't the stories you might think they are.
*See how these anecdotes and floats become stories with examples for the personal and business world.
*Create your new stories with Sean’s “Take Action!” activities.
*Discover more online resources to help you learn to share convincing stories with associates, friends, students or family
Learn more:
http://www.howotcreateastory.com
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The is the official blog for K. Sean Buvala, storyteller and storytelling coach.
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