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The Narrative Mind: Why Telling Stories Isn't Enough

by Andrew F. Robinson

This six-part podclass helps you cultivate a Narrative Mind. You'll learn how to tell powerful stories, but more importantly, you'll what it means to be a storyteller. Beyond telling stories as a technique, as a storyteller you'll identify opportunities for storytelling you didn't even know existed. We'll transform the way you engage people, enabling you to reach and resonate with people in a whole new way.

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Episodes

  1. Episode 6 // The Narrative Mind-Why Telling Stories Isn't Enough

    In this episode we put all of the pieces together. During this episode we'll go through my Narrative Thinking Framework so that we can make your audience the hero.

  2. Episode 5 // The Narrative Mind-Why Telling Stories Isn't Enough

    This episode prepares us for the final culminating episode in The Narrative Mind podclass. In it you'll learn how Datatelling inhibits our ability to become better storytellers. This sets the stage for Episode 6, the final episode, where we'll put everything we've learned into practice. We'll…

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  3. Episode 4 // The Narrative Mind-Why Telling Stories Isn't Enough

    We're halfway through this storytelling podclass! With a solid foundation in place, we're going to begin putting all of the pieces together. We'll take what we've learned thus far and put it into practice. Beginning with this episode! Good stories share a common structure. In this episode I...

  4. Episode 3 // The Narrative Mind-Why Telling Stories Isn't Enough

    Storytelling. It’s a buzzword. It should be. No medium more fully captivates our senses. But telling stories isn’t enough—not if we’re going to experience the enormous value storytelling can bring our personal and professional lives.

  5. Episode 2 // The Narrative Mind: Why Telling Stories Isn't Enough

    Storytelling. It’s a buzzword. It should be. No medium more fully captivates our senses. But telling stories isn’t enough—not if we’re going to experience the enormous value storytelling can bring our personal and professional lives.

  6. Episode 1 // The Narrative Mind: Why Telling Stories Isn't Enough

    This six-part podclass helps you cultivate a Narrative Mind. You'll learn how to tell powerful stories, but more importantly, you'll what it means to be a storyteller. Beyond telling stories as a technique, as a storyteller you'll identify opportunities for storytelling you didn't even know...

About this show

This six-part podclass helps you cultivate a Narrative Mind. You'll learn how to tell powerful stories, but more importantly, you'll what it means to be a storyteller. Beyond telling stories as a technique, as a storyteller you'll identify opportunities for storytelling you didn't even know existed. We'll transform the way you engage people, enabling you to reach and resonate with people in a whole new way.

Hosted by

Andrew F. Robinson

Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does The Narrative Mind: Why Telling Stories Isn't Enough have?

The Narrative Mind: Why Telling Stories Isn't Enough has 6 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on December 8, 2017.

What is The Narrative Mind: Why Telling Stories Isn't Enough about?

This six-part podclass helps you cultivate a Narrative Mind. You'll learn how to tell powerful stories, but more importantly, you'll what it means to be a storyteller. Beyond telling stories as a technique, as a storyteller you'll identify opportunities for storytelling you didn't even know...

How often does The Narrative Mind: Why Telling Stories Isn't Enough release new episodes?

The Narrative Mind: Why Telling Stories Isn't Enough publishes weekly, based on its 6 episodes since October 2017.

Who hosts The Narrative Mind: Why Telling Stories Isn't Enough?

The Narrative Mind: Why Telling Stories Isn't Enough is created and hosted by Andrew F. Robinson.
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