SOMETIMES THE STORY WITHIN THE STORY IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN THE STORY YOU CAME PREPARED TO TELL

SOMETIMES THE STORY WITHIN THE STORY IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN THE STORY YOU CAME PREPARED TO TELL

”When one aspect or incident of your overall story resonates more deeply with the listeners than your story as a whole, it should be a sign that your Intentions are focused on the wrong message or the wrong audience. Don’t get discouraged when the speech you prepared to give gets overshadowed by a detail you included. Double down on that detail, fine tune it and make it a new vignette.” J Loren Norris

WHY WOULD THEY CARE ABOUT THAT?

If you have ever been engrossed in a deep conversation and had that person who wants you to “back up and say that again”, or they interrupt the build up of your point with “I know, I know, I have been there, done that, seen it all before” they might be rude.

OR... It may be because you’re boring them, and they are trying to disrupt your train of thought until you stop talking.
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