Survive the Spike
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Whether it's a concert, conference, or sporting event, the inspiring energy from these organized gatherings is truly a memorable yet incredibly temporary. How can that energy become a bigger part of our daily lives?
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- 2. Hi, I'm Seth and I'm Kristen
- 3. And we've observed this pattern at organized events
- 5. Where a bunch of people come together and experience this feeling...
- 6. ...Like this
- 7. …Or this
- 10. an Energy Experience New People
- 11. an Energy Experience Stimulating Ideas New People
- 12. 1 PLACE an Energy Experience Stimulating Ideas New People
- 14. Eyes Dilated Ears Perked Neurons Firing an Energy Experience
- 15. At the event
- 16. At the event
- 17. At the event
- 18. At the event
- 19. At the event
- 20. Vs.
- 21. Same Old Thing 17
- 22. Same Old Thing 18
- 23. Same Old Thing 19
- 24. Same Old Thing 20
- 25. Same Old Thing 21
- 26. Same Old Thing 22
- 27. Same Old Thing 23
- 28. The Phenomenon At the event
- 29. The Phenomenon Afterward
- 30. What Happened?!? Energy Build-Up Event Time
- 31. What Happened?!? The Conference creates a Facebook group that’s used for 5 minutes Energy Social Build-Up Media attempt Event Time
- 32. What Happened?!? You’re quoted in an article recapping the conference Energy Social Brief Build-Up Media Reminder attempt Event Time
- 33. What Happened?!? Otherwise…back to daily life Energy Social Brief Build-Up Media Reminder attempt Event Time
- 34. And to make matters worse
- 35. And to make matters worse
- 36. And to make matters worse
- 37. And to make matters worse
- 38. We’re no longer with these awesome people
- 39. At most, this is all we have left
- 40. Better way to intro this? – perhaps with SPOTLIGHT FOOTAGE for cred??? So we started asking ourselves...
- 42. When we all answer this question…
- 43. …we create more ‘Collisions’
- 44. Collisions around shared experiences
- 45. something Stephen Johnson describes in his video Where Good Ideas Come From
- 46. These Collisions spark inspiration
- 47. which we can draw on when we’re Not Together
- 48. In some ways we're already colliding
- 49. This is helping us see it
- 50. And this is helping us hear it
- 51. KEY SLIDE: Word this better so as not to sound accusatory We're just doing it so rapidly that it's more about briefly capturing than reflecting
- 52. What if we reflected by telling stories about our experience?
- 53. Insert photo of cavemen As humans, we've been doing this forever
- 54. Artists continue to do it
- 55. Like this guy
- 56. Like this guy (it’s Van Gogh)
- 57. They use their inspiration as a means of telling a story
- 58. This story is the beginning of a conversation
- 59. What if we as attendees started doing the same thing?
- 60. That's what we're working on
- 61. Starting with the 2012 Summer Olympics
- 62. Better event photos (more people in it) and eventually any event
- 63. We believe stories create connections
- 64. We believe stories create connections connections create accountability
- 65. We believe stories create connections connections create accountability accountability creates longevity
- 66. We believe stories create connections connections create accountability accountability creates longevity longevity creates community impact
- 67. We believe stories create connections connections create accountability accountability creates longevity longevity creates community impact Events have this responsibility
- 68. Insert photo of public park / illustration of gathering of people Our goal is for the collage to become a public space for communal storytelling where we can learn from others' experiences and return to our daily lives more inspired
- 69. So this... Energy Social Brief Build-Up Media Reminder attempt Event Time
- 70. ...becomes this Energy Build-Up Event Time
- 71. at places like this
- 74. Or here
- 75. You have a story to tell
- 76. You have a story to tell Tell it! carrierpigeon@survivethespike.com @SurvivetheSpike