Download or read book Sympathetic Storytelling written by Nathan Pengram and published by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform. This book was released on 2017-09-12 with total page 64 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Have you ever wondered why do people lose interest when you try to tell a story, miss the message that you hope to convey? Sympathetic Storytelling: How to Connect With Your Audience Through Shared Human Emotions is your one-stop guide to everything that you need to know about storytelling. Learn how to tap into human emotions to connect with anyone and tell a story more effectively. This handy book will teach you: - The basics of storytelling - What is Sympathetic storytelling - Using shared human emotions as bridges between you and the audiences - Examples of how great storytellers do it so well - Learn to use those ideas in your own stories, speeches and conversations. - Some of the best storytelling and speaking practices And so much more! What's in the book? Chapter 1 discusses the basics of storytelling. Before you can start applying your skills as a storyteller, you must first establish a strong foundation and understanding of what sympathetic storytelling is all about. Chapter 2 gives examples of different stories. Every story is followed by a discussion and analysis for you to understand how sympathetic storytelling is applied, as well as how you can craft a story more effectively. Chapter 3 lays down the best practices of storytelling. Learn how to tell stories like a master storyteller who can evoke and arouse the emotions of his audience. Turn these practices into a habit, and you will be on your way to becoming a successful storyteller.