Thanks @Deepthi Rao I appreciate you saying that. 🤩

@Ettjen Jansingh Good questions. 1. Clarity - What are you trying to accomplish with this talk? This will determine the origin and destination points of your audience journey. This will determine which stories you are going to tell, and when you might use this 'talk' in your Skool community journey. -Is it to get people to join the community? Is it to onboard them after they joined? Is it to get them to upgrade to premium? Is it to get them to purchase your high level coaching? 2. Structure - When you a are clear with #1, then you can make a list of objections or obstacles to overcome to get the audience from their origin point to the destination. You align the stories to meet those objections and obstacles. Use as few as you can, but as many as is necessary. The emotional overlay is based on timeline, so you have a number of stories being told, but you push harder on the relevant emotion in that story. All stories have both positive and negative emotions in there, it is just a matter of picking the relevant emotion in that story and making it more pronounced. 3. Flow - If this is a talk or a video you need to change from the written to the spoken language. Your spoken rhythm. This is done by a practice method. I use and recommend the OA Technique. -Oral, Aural practice. 4. Performance - This is where most people immediately jump to, but as you can see it is the last thing in my process, because if you haven't handled the previous points then any changes made here will be limited in effectiveness. Performance includes your props or slides, the vocal variety, emotion, gestures, movement and if virtual your framing and lighting. I hope that makes sense... 🤣

Thanks @David Oliveira