Fellow speaker,
World Champion Lance Miller suggests you should be "in the moment" when you are telling your stories. Pretend it is happening right now, in front of you and you are sharing what you experience with the audience as it happens. For example, "When I lost my job, I thought, "This is the end of the world!" And, as I trudged home, all I could think was, "How am I going to pay my bills?" Arriving home, I opened my front door, closed it, locked it, threw myself on my bed, and lay there until I fell asleep."
Moment by moment,
World Champion Lance Miller suggests you should be "in the moment" when you are telling your stories. Pretend it is happening right now, in front of you and you are sharing what you experience with the audience as it happens. For example, "When I lost my job, I thought, "This is the end of the world!" And, as I trudged home, all I could think was, "How am I going to pay my bills?" Arriving home, I opened my front door, closed it, locked it, threw myself on my bed, and lay there until I fell asleep."
Moment by moment,
Tim Wilson
Professional Speech Coach
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