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On Writing (Your Story) Well – Part Two
/in Audience, Narrative, Public Speaking, Storytelling, Writing/by Mark LovettWhen telling true stories, people often assume it’s simply a matter of repeating the truth. That’s the best place to begin, as facts are the foundation of personal storytelling, but maximizing the impact of your story comes down to the words, sentences, and paragraphs that comprise all narratives. It’s the writing process which turns truth […]
On Writing (Your Story) Well – Part One
/in Audience, Narrative, Public Speaking, Storytelling, Writing/by Mark LovettWhen telling true stories, people often assume it’s simply a matter of repeating the truth. That’s the best place to begin, as facts are the foundation of personal storytelling, but maximizing the impact of your story comes down to the words, sentences, and paragraphs that comprise all narratives. It’s the writing process which turns truth […]
Telling Stories About Storytelling
/in Interview, Narrative, Podcast, Public Speaking, Storytelling, TEDx/by Mark LovettMost of my time is spent working with clients, helping them craft and deliver impactful talks, but once in a while I have the opportunity to hang out with a master storyteller and have an in-depth conversation on the art of storytelling. Such was the case when I was a guest on the Speak Like […]
Ashley Wurth Storytelling at The Monti
/in Public Speaking, Redemtion, Storytelling, Trauma, Vulnerability/by Mark LovettPersonal stories can be challenging, especially when the past that you want to talk about – the trials and tribulations that form the basis of your experience – is difficult to share. It’s not easy to embrace the vulnerability that is required to create impact with an audience, but in her talk from the stage […]
David Litt on The Moth Mainstage at Royce Hall
/in Career, Humor, Politics, The Moth/by Mark LovettThe Moth has been hosting storytelling events for 20+ years, and the thousands of storytellers who have graced their stages are proof that every story is unique, and that the best stories come from our personal experiences. In this story, as told by David Litt, we hear a humorous tale about what it’s like to […]
Journey Jamison on The Moth Mainstage at the BAM Harvey Theater
/in Family, Humanity, Life Lessons, Society, The Moth/by Mark LovettThe Moth has been hosting storytelling events for 20+ years, and the thousands of storytellers who have graced their stages are proof that every story is unique, and that the best stories come from our personal experiences. In this story, as told by Journey Jamison, we are taken into a scene that few of have […]
Peter Aguero on The Moth at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
/in Family, Humor, Reflection, The Moth/by Mark LovettThe Moth has been hosting storytelling events for 20+ years, and the thousands of storytellers who have graced their stages are proof that every story is unique, and that the best stories come from our personal experiences. In this story, as told by Peter Aguero, we hear a tail about family, and strife, and redemption, […]
Phyllis Bowdwin on The Moth Portland Mainstage
/in Career, Emotions, Humor, The Moth/by Mark LovettThe Moth has been hosting storytelling events for 20+ years, and the thousands of storytellers who have graced their stages are proof that every story is unique, and that the best stories come from our personal experiences. In this story, as told by Phyllis Bowdwin, we hear about a time she encountered an abusive mime, […]
Daria van den Bercken: Why I take the piano on the road @ TEDSalon Berlin
/in Music, Personal Stories, TED, TED Talk/by Mark LovettI had the pleasure of attending a special TED event in 2014. TEDSalon Berlin was just a one day affair, yet it featured a number of compelling talks that served as examples of impactful stories on global issues. This post is an analysis of a talk and performance given by Daria van den Bercken. Watch […]
Simon Anholt: Which country does the most good for the world? @ TEDSalon Berlin
/in Humanity, Society, Statistics, TED, TED Talk/by Mark LovettI had the pleasure of attending a special TED event in 2014. TEDSalon Berlin was just a one day affair, yet it featured a number of compelling talks that served as examples of impactful stories on global issues. This post is an analysis of a talk given by Simon Anholt. Watch Simon Anholt’s TED Talk. […]