Attention: The Art of Storytelling
Summary: Attention looks at the art of storytelling. Listen in as Brian, Peter and Stephan share how you can build your brand, grow your audience and get peoples’ Attention with proven storytelling secrets.
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- Artist: Brian Reyman, Peter Lynch, Stephan Bodilis
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Podcasts:
Attention welcomes Tom Bilyeu as its first guest. Tom, a co-founder of Quest Nutrition and Impact Theory, shares insights, a story and tips on being a master storyteller.
Peter, Stephan and Brian discuss the impact of visuals in storytelling.
How can you make every talk like a TED talk? Peter, Stephan and Brian give their tips on practicing your story.
In this short uncut episode, Peter discusses using our failures as stories.
In this short uncut episode, Stephan discusses one of the reasons why telling personal stories is so impactful.
How can you make every talk like a TED talk? Stephan dives into the importance of bringing passion to every story.
In this short uncut episode, Brian introduces and gives a tip on avoiding the slide-u-ment.
How can you make every talk like a TED talk? Brian dives into the first tip in this series; knowing your content and generating great ideas and titles.
In this short uncut episode, Peter shares the secret ingredient to being a great storyteller.
What is a TED talk? How can you make every talk like a TED talk? Peter, a former TED speaker, shares his experiences and lessons.
Stephan discuss 35mm film and all three discuss technology recommendations for saving your stories.
Peter finds a story in his kitchen and Stephan follows it up with a lesson about always looking for stories in everything we do.
Peter, Stephan and Brian discuss the Echo Dot, Stephan tells a story traffic and toys and Peter shares 5 tips for being a better storytelling leader.
Brian, Peter and Stephan kick off the inaugural show with an overview of what to expect for the series, a story about the importance of where we're heading and a lesson on being present.
