Storytelling Skills (Story IQ Part A)
What is your Narrative Intelligence -- regarding Storytelling Skills? This profile should only take 3-4 minutes to complete. This first section focuses on the confidence in your personal storytelling skills. Note that presentation and storytelling skills share a few characteristics, which is why a few presentation competencies show up in this survey. However, storytelling has its own unique set of skill sets. Let’s see how you do. Rate yourself on the following items.
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- 1.Sharing personal experiences in presentations without coming across as bragging.
- A.
Not confident
- B.
Somewhat confident
- C.
Confident
- D.
Very confident
- 2.Structuring and delivering a presentation as a story.
- A.
Not confident
- B.
Somewhat confident
- C.
Confident
- D.
Very confident
- 3.Connecting to the audience and creating rapport.
- A.
Not confident
- B.
Somewhat confident
- C.
Confident
- D.
Very confident
- 4.Managing nerves, panic attacks, shyness, and/or self-consciousness.
- A.
Not confident
- B.
Somewhat confident
- C.
Confident
- D.
Very confident
- 5.Transmitting enthusiasm, passion in your own unique storytelling style.
- A.
Not confident
- B.
Somewhat confident
- C.
Confident
- D.
Very confident
- 6.Being credible, authentic and spontaneous.
- A.
Not confident
- B.
Somewhat confident
- C.
Confident
- D.
Very confident
- 7.Translating written content into a powerful oral delivery.
- A.
Not confident
- B.
Somewhat confident
- C.
Confident
- D.
Very confident
- 8.Being able to change and fit a story to different audiences.
- A.
Not confident
- B.
Somewhat confident
- C.
Confident
- D.
Very confident
- 9.Fitting the material into the given time.
- A.
Not confident
- B.
Somewhat confident
- C.
Confident
- D.
Very confident
- 10.Integrating and conveying data/complex material with stories effectively.
- A.
Not confident
- B.
Somewhat confident
- C.
Confident
- D.
Very confident
- 11.Creating and delivering strong story openings and closings.
- A.
Not confident
- B.
Somewhat confident
- C.
Confident
- D.
Very confident
- 12.Incorporating metaphors, analogies, and visual language.
- A.
Not confident
- B.
Somewhat confident
- C.
Confident
- D.
Very confident
- 13.Successfully integrating stories and PowerPoint.
- A.
Not confident
- B.
Somewhat confident
- C.
Confident
- D.
Very confident
- 14.Effectively matching stories to body language and eye contact.
- A.
Not confident
- B.
Somewhat confident
- C.
Confident
- D.
Very confident
- 15.Pacing and pausing, vocal variety, volume and tone.
- A.
Not confident
- B.
Somewhat confident
- C.
Confident
- D.
Very confident
- 16.Developing a concise, clear and compelling key message.
- A.
Not confident
- B.
Somewhat confident
- C.
Confident
- D.
Very confident
- 17.Creating memorable presentations with stories.
- A.
Not confident
- B.
Somewhat confident
- C.
Confident
- D.
Very confident
- 18.Moving people to action.
- A.
Not confident
- B.
Somewhat confident
- C.
Confident
- D.
Very confident
- 19.Have you ever received formal storytelling training by a professionally trained storyteller?
- A.
No
- B.
Not sure
- C.
Yes
- 20.Have you ever seen a professional storyteller (not an actor) perform on stage?
- A.
No
- B.
Not sure
- C.
Yes
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