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HOW TO TELL A STORY (3 Tips For Keeping Their Attention) - Dreams Around The World - Duration: 6:04.

Hey Dan here, it's my last day around in Spain and I thought I would take

advantage of the finally good weather and do a little more filming here. You

might remember last month I published a video on five essential skills for any

ENFP and I asked which skill would you most like to see a follow up video on

and it was pretty unanimous that storytelling was something everyone

wants to get better at, so I'm planning to perhaps do an even longer guide to

storytelling, something where I break it down step by step by step, but in this

video I want to share three tips to tell a better story, three tips to captivate

your audience and have people hanging on your every word. I don't know if you've

ever done this, you probably haven't, I'm sure you're an amazing storyteller, but

maybe you've been out with someone where they're telling you a story and they're

laughing, they're laughing their ass off about how funny it is

and they're looking around and no one else is really laughing and they say:

Well, maybe you had to be there, that's your job as the storyteller and that's

gonna be the theme around these tips if your job is to help people feel like

they were there to feel the same emotions and have that same level of

laughter that you did, so tip number one: you've got to give the background

information. If you jump into a story right at the climax of it give away the

punchline at the beginning people don't know why it's funny,

you have to give the background, the build up. If you were at a party and

something really funny happened when you're telling the story, start at whose

party was it, why were you there, you know, who are these people around, you know

them from high school and so you have this backstory with everyone or the new

friends from work and that makes it awkward and kind of uncomfortable that

something happened, tell the backstory, get into the background, so by time you

get to the climax of the story people should know almost everything you know

about that environment, that situation, why you were there it's really important

so give all the background information, right, if you're telling a trip and the

trip is about this awkward romantic encounter you had and maybe you were on

the trip because you just recently broke up with someone and you were

going through kind of an emotional time so you were doing things a little new,

maybe being a little more wild than you usually are, work that into the story,

right, tell people: yeah well, I was going to Thailand because me and my ex were

just broken up and I was feeling like I needed a change and that's why I went

there, so I was being a little crazier than usual, build that background

information and it's so, so important to having other people understand where you

were coming from. Tip number two: Go a little longer than you feel is

comfortable. Usually with storytelling most people rush through things now

there are some people who did the opposite and they take way way too long

to get to the point but that's usually not the case usually people rush through

things because they're uncomfortable with attention being on them so you're

in a group of people you're telling a story and this is a story that could go

5, 10, 15 minutes but you'd like jump to the punchline 30 seconds in, that's

because you don't feel comfortable with that attention and so what you want to

do is really slow things down, be comfortable taking a while getting into

the background, getting into the important part of the story, same thing

actually applies for public speaking and of course telling stories well, public

speaking, right? Be comfortable with tension being on you and just take your

time and this is new to you, just remind yourself: Hey, take my time, breathe, tell

the whole story, half people hang on to every word when you do that you give

yourself the opportunity to get into those details I mentioned and that's

going to make for a much, much better story and the third tip is: You've got to

give perspective on where you're coming from. Don't try to tell the story from

this omniscient, you know, you see everything you're just telling exact

what happened, tell the story from your point of view get into what you were

feeling, get into what you were expecting, you know, hey so I said this and I

thought she would say something totally different, but then I was so surprised

because she said buh-buh-buh-buh-buh right? Get into your perspective if the

situation was really funny for you, it was sexy for you, it was emotional for

you, then tell it from your point of view so other people can experience those

exact same emotions. Now if you are an ENFP, there's a pretty good chance that

you're much better at telling emotion stories, talking about feelings and

expectations, then you are about descriptive storytelling, this is true

for me and it's been true for a lot of ENFP writers I work with. We're really

good at capturing a feeling we're not amazing at description in terms of like

what something looked like, the colors and the visuals so if you try to tell a

story based on the visuals and getting into that side of things like painting a

picture it probably won't be as powerful for you as if you paint an emotional

picture about how you're feeling what your expectations were what you thought

was gonna happen and then what really happened.

So give people the chance to see things through your eyes by getting into your

expectations your feelings and well, yeah, actually it's just those two your

expectations and your feelings and give people a chance to see it through your

eyes and they're gonna be hooked and they're gonna follow with you all along

the story and it will be like they were there with you, so at the end of your

story you won't have this awkward silence where you say hey maybe you had

to be there because everyone will feel like they were already there with you.

Thank you for watching, if you found this video helpful and you want to make sure

you catch more videos on developing important skills including a more

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Best Ed S01E25a - Ed for Sale - Duration: 11:17.

(trombone music)

* Ed the dog

* And Buddy the squirrel

* Live in a swell house in a swell world

* Ed wakes up every single day

* And vows to be the best in every way

* One best Buddy

* One best Ed

* One best Buddy

* One best Ed

* From the mornin' 'til they go to bed

* One best Buddy

* One best Ed

* Have you ever seen a squirrel go nuts, no

* Ed's here to help, I'll tell you what

* Your best friend that's what he said

* These are the adventures of best Ed

* One best Buddy

* One best Ed

* One best Buddy

* One best Ed

* From the mornin' 'til they go to bed

* One best Buddy

* One best Ed

* One best Buddy

* One best Ed

(bagpipe music)

(trombone music)

- Holy oaks!

Feast your eyes on that, Ed!

A magnificent Ming Dynasty walnut!

Carved ages ago by some ancient walnut walnut carver.

- My eyes are feasting Buddy.

That fancy walnut walnut, walnut

would squirrely be the crowning jewel

of your nutty-nut wall collection.

- Woo, I have to have that nut Ed!

But how can I raise that kind of cash quickly?

- I know, we'll rent an old playhouse!

Then turn it into a barn,

where we'll put on our own money-making musical

starring our friends and neighbors

and three singing manatees!

- Yeah!

That could work,

but I'm thinking,

yard sale, Ed!

- Yee-ee-ee-ee!

Yard sale!

Wee-ee-ee-eh!

(blinks)

(uplifting trombone music)

- Ach!

When I shelled out me two shillings,

I didn't know the blinking bell was busted.

I demand a refund!

- Sorry honey, read the sign, all sales are final.

- Final?

All sales are final!

Is that what the wee-sign says?

- Not with all the exclamation points,

but, yes, all sales are final.

- Ach!

- This here'll hang nicely in front of my dart board.

I'll give you two bits for it.

- I'm sorry Mr. Thirsty,

but, I'm not authorized to part

with this velvety painting for less than six bits

of quality string.

(blinks)

- Sold dog!

(laughs)

(trombone music)

- Cha-ching!

Another sale, yard sale Buddy!

I am heeeere to help!

So, how's my haggling?

- It's um, not bad, he-he.

But, why don't you let me handle the haggling

from here on out, huh?

Here, why don't you help by finishing the stickering

on the 99 cent items, okay?

Okay!

(guitar music)

- Hmmm?

(machine gun) Whoa!

- Oh my!

- Ach!

- Hit the dirt!

- Buddy, help!

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!

Wow!

Wow!

(Bell rings)

- No wait, those items are not for sale!

This is all a silly-

(rumble)

all just a silly mistake.

(laughter)

- And, donna forget Buddy!

All sales are final ay? (laughs)

- It's act Dougtually.

(Bagpipe music)

It's gone, all gone!

Our yard sale was a total disaster!

And, I still don't have enough money

to buy that walnut walnut!

- That's such a shame, yard sale Buddy!

I thought for sure this thick wad of bills would be enough.

- Ed, you did it!

You struck gold, hit the jackpot!

But how?

What could have sold for all this delightful dough?

- Dough, re, me, Buddy!

(trumpet blows)

See?

That's what all these stickers add up to.

Although a sticker tickle in my hidden places

tells me she may owe you a few buckaroos more.

- Just put it on my tab, eh? (laughs)

I've been wanting to get my paws on one of these

for years. (laughs)

(trombone music)

- Well what do ya know?

It looks like everybody wins,

because of Ed! (laughs)

Whoo! (laughs)

- (laughs)

Oh, I'm ticklish pink

to be your chosen one, Miss Fluffé.

But, are you sure this is the responsible way

to invest your hardly earned cash?

(laughs)

- Oh, I'll say!

Without a doubted.

You can't put a price on love.

(laughs)

- (blinks)

- Of a good bargain.

(squeeze)

Heavens to hamsters!

Your cheeks are almost bare.

I'll just toddle off to the kitchen

and whip up a big batch of sunflower seed waffles

for my new pride and joy, m'kay?

- (trombone blows)

M'kay!

That sounds waffle good Miss Fluffé!

And, I am heeeere to help!

- Uh-uh-uh!

(thud)

You need to keep your helpy hands

to yourself mister busybody.

You're all mine now!

And, I'm gonna dote on you hand and foot!

(laughs)

(blinks)

* Fluffé's little baby loves waffling, waffling,

* Fluffé little baby loves waffling Ed.

(hums)

- Mhm!

Ooh!

I don't think my hands and feet like being doted on!

They want to help!

Go develop!

Hm!

Ooh!

Ooh-Ooh!

Ah!

He-uh-uh!

Ee-Ee!

- * Pour in the batter.

* Feed it to Ed.

- Ee!

I-I-I-I need to

be there to help!

Ah! (crash)

- [Miss Fluffé] Ed, sit back down!

- [Ed] Let me help you Miss Fluffé!

- [Miss Fluffé] No Ed!

Don't!

Don't hurt yourself!

- [Ed] I can help with-!

- [Miss Fluffé] Step away from the waffle iron Ed!

- [Ed] Pleeease!

- [Miss Fluffé] Ed! Don't make me

discipline you!

- [Ed] (screams)

- Now Ed!

I can't very well let you go gallivanting around

and getting all dog-eared and stuffed up

now can I?

You're much too prized a possession.

I have to protect my property now don't I?

(squeak)

- Ow!

- Now, you just sit!

And stay!

And gaze out at the beautiful day, huh?!

While I go whip-up a fresh batch of waffles.

And, no helping!

That did it.

(traffic noise)

- Fuga-jah-weeha-Krakatoa!

What a fine order of St. Louis moondoggies!

It's the noon-hour rush hour!

And that kindly old shopper needs help!

(groans)

Must go!

To!

Be!

There!

To help!

(hammers)

- (laughs)

My life is now complete!

Even though I can't shake the feeling

that something is missing. (boing)

Besides the TV,

and the chairs,

and the furniture,

and everything.

(blinks)

Oh yeah!

Ed is what's missing!

Oh!

First, I couldn't get the nut because of Ed!

But, I got the nut because of Ed!

And now, I feel incredibly guilty!

Because of ...

Ed!

- You!

(scurrying)

(groans)

- Wait right

(groans) here ma'am!

(groans)

I'm here to (groans)

help!

(groans)

(trombone music)

(drums)

Whoa-whoa-whoa

Oh-ah!

Yay!

- Thank you Edward.

Have a biscuit.

(chews)

(trombone music)

- Ed, what are you doing?

Have you gone completely off your rocker?

- No, I'm still seated squarely in my chair buddy.

And, I believe this is a barcalounger,

not a rocker.

(piano music)

- Na-ah-ah!

Mister Buddy-Budinski!

It isn't polite to put your paws on other people's property

now is it?

I own Ed now!

And, we are going home!

(guitar strums)

- Oh, come on!

You can't be serious!

You and I both know that Ed wasn't really for sale!

(laughs)

You can't own Ed!

He's a free spirit!

He needs to run wild!

- Free?

Hardly, I paid a pretty penny for this pleasant pup!

(laughs)

And, he's

alllllll mine.

(laughs)

(trombone music)

- (gasps)

Alright fine!

I'll buy Ed back, okay?

- Not okay!

All sales are final!

You said so yourself!

- (laughs)

- Ed, this is no laughing matter!

What's so funny?

- Oh, you know me buddy!

I always get the giddies

right before the rollercoaster starts.

If only I could throw up my arms!

- The rollercoaster?

(dramatic music)

(screams)

(lively music)

(traffic noise)

(screams)

(sighs)

(squeaky wheels)

- Oh no!

- [Doug] Please no.

(screams)

(lively music)

(screams)

(traffic noise)

(lively music)

(crash)

- Ow-ow-ow-ow!

Whoo!

Whoa!

(screams)

(crash)

(trombone music)

- Well, now that we've got all of those

silly shenanigans out of our systems.

Let's go home Ed! (in unison)

(groans)

- He's mine!

- No, he's mine!

(groans)

(trombone music)

Ed you're free!

Come on, let's go, let's go!

(groans)

- I'm sorry buddy.

But, a deal is a deal.

I belong to Miss Fluffé now.

But, before we each go our different ways forever.

I just want to say,

Thanks for being the best buddy-buddy

a dog could ever have buddy.

(melancholy music)

- (cries)

- Because, only a true friend

would let another friend sell himself

like a yard sale juicer,

to help the other friend achieve his dream.

- Yeah, I did do that didn't I? (cries)

What?!

What have I done?!

(sobs)

(sobs)

I want my buddy! (screams)

- (gasps)

- [Doug] (uncontrollable screams)

- Oh dear!

This isn't the happy, robust Ed that I know and love

and wanted to dote all over at all!

(blinks)

Very well, Ed.

As much as I've enjoyed you and the doting,

you can go.

I release you! (dramatic music)

- Fugaju-whee-whee!

Thanks Miss Fluffé!

Guess what buddy?!

I'm back here to help!

Hee-ee, hee-ee!

- Well, you know what they say?

If you love something, set it free.

And, if it loves you,

it will return.

- Come to take out my buddy's trash!

Because, I'm back here to help!

I put the cute little cats out!

Because, I am back here to help, ha!

- And, if it doesn't,

demand a full refund!

- And, you'll take a cheque right?

And remember,

all refunds are final!

(trombone music)

- [Ed] I'm sorry you have to sell your walnut walnut

to get me back buddy!

Is that okay?!

- [Doug] It's more than okay Ed!

Because, I still have the biggest,

most special nut in the whole wide world

all to myself!

And, his name is Ed!

- Oh, buddy!

You little squirelly-squirell,

you're the greatest!

(rock music)

(theme music)