How To Tell a Great Story Aug 14
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The document provides tips for telling a great story, including knowing your audience and values, having an ultimate message, focusing on family, food and fun rather than making yourself the hero, highlighting a struggle between confidence and self-doubt, keeping it simple, finding inspiration from your own life, and practicing storytelling skills.
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