Stories Sell
Autor Matthew Dicksen Limba Engleză Paperback – 11 iun 2024
The corporate world is flooded with data: spreadsheets, charts, graphs, and yawn-inducing PowerPoint presentations. But human brains are wired for stories. Stories help us make sense of the world. Stories move us in ways that data can’t, and a well-told story trumps a mountain of facts and figures.
Matthew Dicks has learned the value of storytelling in his career as a novelist, marketing consultant, and award-winning slam storyteller. He’s found that the basic principles of effective storytelling are universal and teachable. In Stories Sell, he applies those principles to business communication, guiding readers to craft stories that connect with audiences — whether a single person or a crowded auditorium.
Jam-packed with examples, Stories Sell reveals the ingredients of a compelling story and then demonstrates how they can be incorporated into persuasive marketing copy, productive face-to-face conversations, and presentations that people actually want to hear (no PowerPoint slides required!). Topics include:
• the three elements of a winning story: stakes, suspense, and surprise
• finding the right narrative structure (and why beginning at the beginning isn’t always the best method)
• the power of being vulnerable: how admitting your mistakes can build rapport with audiences
• when and how to use humor
• zigging while others zag: making yourself stand out from competitors
Above all, Stories Sell gives readers permission to be themselves, take risks, and make a splash in a sea of corporate blah. Everyday life is filled with meaningful stories if we only approach it with open eyes and open minds. Stories Sell teaches readers to find their voice and share those stories with the world.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781608689040
ISBN-10: 1608689042
Pagini: 336
Dimensiuni: 151 x 223 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.45 kg
Editura: NEW WORLD LIBRARY
ISBN-10: 1608689042
Pagini: 336
Dimensiuni: 151 x 223 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.45 kg
Editura: NEW WORLD LIBRARY
Cuprins
Foreword by Masha Reutovski
Introduction: It Started with a Question and Ended with a Story
Part 1: Climb Aboard
Chapter 1: How I Landed Here
Chapter 2: Do I Need Storytelling?
Chapter 3: Zig vs. Zag
Part 2: Finding Your Stories
Chapter 4: Story Then Purpose. Not the Other Way Around
Chapter 5: Why I Have the Good Stuff
Chapter 6: Homework for Life
Chapter 7: First Last Best Worst
Chapter 8: 3-2-1
Chapter 9: Stories Are Often Invisible to the World
Chapter 10: Building a Culture of Storytelling in Your Business
Part 3: What Is a Story
Chapter 11: A Story Is a Story Is a Story
Chapter 12: A Story Is About One Thing or Nothing
Chapter 13: Building the Frame of Your Story
Chapter 14: The Weirdness of Your Perception of Attention
Chapter 15: Wondering Is Everything
Chapter 16: Stories Happen in the Mind, Not the Slide
Chapter 17: But and Therefore, But Never Said.
Chapter 18: Chronology: The Beginning Isn’t Always The Beginning
Chapter 19: How and Why to Be Funny
Chapter 20: Tense and Perspective: Keep It Close and Personal Whenever Possible
Chapter 21: Guess Who Put All of This Together Perfectly?
Part 4: Marketing and Sales
Chapter 22: Who Is Doing the Speaking?
Chapter 23: How to Not Build a Deck
Chapter 24: Numbers Should Not Be Numeric
Chapter 25: Good, Hard Truths to Wrap This Up
Afterword by Alykhan Rehmatullah
Introduction: It Started with a Question and Ended with a Story
Part 1: Climb Aboard
Chapter 1: How I Landed Here
Chapter 2: Do I Need Storytelling?
Chapter 3: Zig vs. Zag
Part 2: Finding Your Stories
Chapter 4: Story Then Purpose. Not the Other Way Around
Chapter 5: Why I Have the Good Stuff
Chapter 6: Homework for Life
Chapter 7: First Last Best Worst
Chapter 8: 3-2-1
Chapter 9: Stories Are Often Invisible to the World
Chapter 10: Building a Culture of Storytelling in Your Business
Part 3: What Is a Story
Chapter 11: A Story Is a Story Is a Story
Chapter 12: A Story Is About One Thing or Nothing
Chapter 13: Building the Frame of Your Story
Chapter 14: The Weirdness of Your Perception of Attention
Chapter 15: Wondering Is Everything
Chapter 16: Stories Happen in the Mind, Not the Slide
Chapter 17: But and Therefore, But Never Said.
Chapter 18: Chronology: The Beginning Isn’t Always The Beginning
Chapter 19: How and Why to Be Funny
Chapter 20: Tense and Perspective: Keep It Close and Personal Whenever Possible
Chapter 21: Guess Who Put All of This Together Perfectly?
Part 4: Marketing and Sales
Chapter 22: Who Is Doing the Speaking?
Chapter 23: How to Not Build a Deck
Chapter 24: Numbers Should Not Be Numeric
Chapter 25: Good, Hard Truths to Wrap This Up
Afterword by Alykhan Rehmatullah