Story Knowledge (Story IQ Part B)

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The core set of stories I need to tell about my organization or business.
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- Somewhat confident
- Confident
- Very confident

Story Knowledge (Story IQ Part B) - Quiz

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What is your Narrative Intelligence -- regarding your Story Knowledge?
Part B will take about 3-4 minutes to complete.

This second section focuses on how much youknow about the topic of storytelling – how and why it works; how to find, mine,evoke and work with stories.

Let’s seehow much you know. Rate yourself on thefollowing items.

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The differences in how the brain processes information and stories.
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The essential elements of a compelling story.
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The reasons why stories create an immediate connection, engage and enroll others, and empower people.
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The difference between a telling a story and describing a story.
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The difference between a story and other narrative forms (i.e. examples).
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How to create metaphors, sensory material and emotional depth.
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The process for changing a story to fit the given time without losing its impact.
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How to keep my stories fresh and appealing.
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How to remember and convey stories for maximum impact.
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About the dramatic principle of removing the 4^th wall when telling a story.
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The difference between conceptual language and being in story mode.
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When to tell a story and when to NOT tell a story.
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How to use different story structures for different purposes.
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15.

The dynamics between stories and building trust.
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How to evoke stories from others and create the best environment for story sharing.
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The differences between effective oral and written storytelling.
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How to move stories effectively into different media, along with what is gained and lost in doing so.
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Have you attended conferences, talks, presentations specifically about how and why stories work?
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Story Knowledge (Story IQ Part B)

The core set of stories I need to tell about my organization or business.

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The differences in how the brain processes information and stories.

The essential elements of a compelling story.

The reasons why stories create an immediate connection, engage and enroll others, and empower people.

The difference between a telling a story and describing a story.

The difference between a story and other narrative forms (i.e. examples).

How to create metaphors, sensory material and emotional depth.

The process for changing a story to fit the given time without losing its impact.

How to keep my stories fresh and appealing.

How to remember and convey stories for maximum impact.

About the dramatic principle of removing the 4th wall when telling a story.

The difference between conceptual language and being in story mode.

When to tell a story and when to NOT tell a story.

How to use different story structures for different purposes.

The dynamics between stories and building trust.

How to evoke stories from others and create the best environment for story sharing.

The differences between effective oral and written storytelling.

How to move stories effectively into different media, along with what is gained and lost in doing so.

Have you attended conferences, talks, presentations specifically about how and why stories work?

About the dramatic principle of removing the 4^th wall when telling a story.