How To Tell Stories That Wins Hearts & Minds – Tell Your Story Part 2

Are you struggling with how to tell your story? Do you want your story to be read by others? What is the right way to tell your story? Do you want your story to be more engaging?

All of those questions will be answered by Chris and his formula for a successful story. He will share with you a checklist that was put together by the people inside the Progroup. By using this checklist and Chris's formula, you can tell a better story every single time.

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Host: Chris Do
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[Tooshbaba]

I have finally concluded that; The Futur isn't just designed to be educative but addictive in a good way. I love y'all. You've opened my eyes to a lot in life. You won't understand, but I am grateful.

[ravichandranbranding]

Sometimes I think, I have to take a break for a month just go through all the 700+ videos of Futur and get clarity and get back to life in a better way. I love the way Chris tells the story, the tone, the flow, the choosing of words, I feel the love of my grandma! Love you Chris!

[irechukwu]

The story content checklist;
1. Can someone else write this story other than you?
2. Does it make you feel something by reading this?
3. Can you remain indifferent after read this?
4. Does it trigger a physical response?

Likely elicited response to your story:
1. Are you likely to share this?
2. Will you save this and are you likely to take notes?
3. Was there a specific aha-moment?

[MarketingHarry]

Content creation that gets leads is what we all aim for. Telling a personal story, using your voice truly separates you from being a robot if you succeed to draw an emotional response! Love this ❤️

[TylorVetor]

I think my problem is I have too many stories and I need to work on organizing them and structuring it . I started learning how to get people engaged because I have so much to offer with life experiences. I don't want to wast what I learned. Thanks for the great motivation and support. I find you an invaluable resource. And for free .. thank you !

[peto]

I’m in the tech business. I taught myself against all odds how to code and got my brother into it.
The struggles of Venezuelan life just motivated me even more to say the least.
Thanks for all of your videos, I am now compelled to start my software/data business consulting agency.
🎉

[irechukwu]

Formula for Story Telling
1. Tell a story that elicits an emotional response from your audience because that's how they connect with you.
2. Have a clear take-away eg lesson, information, etc. Sum it up. Make it easy for people to take action. Usually all they need is one thing, so call them to action, to do that one thing.
3. Communicate it otherwise no one will do it.

[Tooshbaba]

As a Voice Actor, this is definitely going a LONG way for me. Thank you the Futur team. God bless y'all.

[nasarjafri]

You're a great guy chris, love how you use empathy as a tool to sell things to people, just put people in a semi-emotional state and damn You're rich!

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[stephenproperty]

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[abhishekjain]

Reminder for a Part 3 and 4 and 5 for this series.

[muhaiminzulkarnain]

I hate it when people within my industry just copy/paste something that I took hours or days to create. Or worse, they take my post, crop/paint my name out and repost it.

What I decided to do was include myself in the story. Then I included quotes, dialogues or photos that I have with people throughout my journey. I even tagged those people after they gave me consent.

I noticed more engagements from my followers. And less people are copy/paste-ing my content now.

Include "human" touch in your story and tell it from a humanity POV. It's will create a huge difference!

[MondoVideos]

I've learned more here on this channel for free than many many classes or courses.

I've relearned all the best bits of my favorite quality's courses I have paid for.

[theborfeng]

The Story Content CHECKLIST:

✅ Can someone else write the story other than you?
✅ Does it make you feel something by reading this?
✅ Can you remain indifferent after reading this?
✅ Does it trigger a physical response?
✅ Are you likely to share this?
✅ Will you save this and are you likely to take note?
✅ Was there a specific aha-moment?

The main purpose: Tell a personal story that elicits an emotional response.

[missbridget]

This is really an intellectual content, being able to tell your story, no one else can tell. I have going up and down on this in my head, thinking how comfortable it will be sharing my story with people to also grow my business, especially being an introvert. Watching this video has cleared my doubt and has motivated to try to take step and walk out of my shell. Really appreciated❤

[vivveene]

I've never thought about this for my channel. Because I was so caught up in finding a niche, telling my story is awesome but then again puts me in vulnerable position.

[ivanprincek]

Love it. Tell a story that elicits emotional response.

[MatthewCicanese]

Thank you, Chris. I’m working on preparations for my upcoming speaking engagement this weekend, and this was very useful.

[_nickthered]

Interesting I try to extract value from everything I read regardless of the elicited feelings. Have been paying more attention to objectively looking at what stories do make me feel something, why and how.