Thanks for sharing these helpful tips. Must say I'm sceptical of the claim at 1:22 though ("stories make facts 22x more memorable"). That seems suspiciously precise (like the Mehrabian Myth). Surely it depends on things like what story was used, how well it was told, how the fact was linked to the story, etc etc. Do you have a reference to a study that supports the claim? I've heard another speaker make the same claim, and it seems to come from a quote by psychologist Jerome Bruner, but I haven't yet been able to track down supporting evidence. Thanks.
Am listening to this and oxytocin stands out just because its nature's it release for labour, post partum bleed, breastfeeding milk release for babies to breastfeed. 😇🖤🤎
Great topic, Alex and Kit! That breakdown was superb. Also, Kit your advice to tell more stories to become a great storyteller is key. Public speaking as a whole is mastered through practice and consistency.
Hello Coach Alex, nice meeting you ! I hope we make a big event about public speaking ! I am looking to create speaking gigs and It would be a pleasure to add you to my team ! You have an unbelievable potential ! I believe we could make something amazing happen !
It was a great Video. I watch the video as I have to present a storytelling speech next week. I even do not know what should I tell, and how can I make a story to impress my classmates until I saw this helpful video. This is what I learned from this video. I put it in 5 words. When Where What and How. what time and place this store had happened? What happened in your store? How this store influenced you, and very importantly connect the dots with the audience. Thanks again and I will work on my store.
Who thinks Alex is crushing it with his content? 💯🔥🎤 Thanks for having me on your channel.
Thanks for being on the channel, Kit. Very helpful insights.
Loved how Kit explained about DOPAMINE, CORTISOL & OXYTOCIN. Very valuable info for me & my audience.
Thanks Alex for bringing Kit in this video.
Thanks. Good to hear from you.
Thanks for sharing these helpful tips. Must say I'm sceptical of the claim at 1:22 though ("stories make facts 22x more memorable"). That seems suspiciously precise (like the Mehrabian Myth). Surely it depends on things like what story was used, how well it was told, how the fact was linked to the story, etc etc. Do you have a reference to a study that supports the claim? I've heard another speaker make the same claim, and it seems to come from a quote by psychologist Jerome Bruner, but I haven't yet been able to track down supporting evidence. Thanks.
Am listening to this and oxytocin stands out just because its nature's it release for labour, post partum bleed, breastfeeding milk release for babies to breastfeed. 😇🖤🤎
Ironic that Kit opens with a mini lecture with science and stats and not a story …
It's very informative.. I loved this video .. Thank you so much Mr Lyon and Kit
Great topic, Alex and Kit! That breakdown was superb. Also, Kit your advice to tell more stories to become a great storyteller is key. Public speaking as a whole is mastered through practice and consistency.
This is extremely helpful. Thank you
A very good content, Alex . My question is, can you tell a story that is not true
I would not recommend fabricating stories.
Wow just love how they share the topics... Great advise !
It's very informative
Thanks Alex and Kit
Good to hear from you, DIYA.
Hello Coach Alex, nice meeting you ! I hope we make a big event about public speaking ! I am looking to create speaking gigs and It would be a pleasure to add you to my team ! You have an unbelievable potential ! I believe we could make something amazing happen !
That's very kind of you to say so. However, I'm not looking for any more speaking events. Thank you anyway.
@@alexanderlyon No Problem. Best of Luck For You.
6:08
Alex, your content is extremely valuable. Thank you! You have inspired so many!
Thanks. Best of luck with your channel, too.
@@alexanderlyon thanks Alex! 🙏🏼
It was a great Video. I watch the video as I have to present a storytelling speech next week. I even do not know what should I tell, and how can I make a story to impress my classmates until I saw this helpful video. This is what I learned from this video. I put it in 5 words. When Where What and How. what time and place this store had happened? What happened in your store? How this store influenced you, and very importantly connect the dots with the audience. Thanks again and I will work on my store.
You got it! Nice summary.
Great channel, expecting more and learning more.
Welcome aboard!
So amazing god bless you
I loved the video.
Thanks, Alex and Kit!
Thanks for your encouragement, Harshal.
Wonderful advice! :)
Nice video alex you are really helping with my speaking skills.... cheers
I'm glad the videos are helpful, Charity.
Thank you
10:15 wow 🫥
Very helpful!
Please bring someone so we can understand him/her.