
Learn Where to Find Great Stories
Learn why you should not cut stories, but should, instead, cut other content
Learn The Perfect Way to Start Every Presentation
Know if storytellers are born with stories
Know what great speakers have in common
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Learn The Biggest Decision You Will Ever Make About Your Storytelling Future
Learn the basic blocks of building your stories.
Know the reason we are telling stories
Learn how to make your characters come alive
Learn to develop a deeper character
Make yourself a central character in most stories, describe your feelings, problems, and challenges, include flaws, so your tale stays relatable and helpful to the audience.
Know when all action takes place
Explain why stories need conflict and problems, and illustrate how characters face challenges, work together to solve them, and reach resolution.
Deliver a strong conclusion that ties up loose ends and brings your message back, so your audience is not left wondering how things ended.
Tie your message to your story at the end using fresh language to reinforce a clear, audience-relevant point. Craft the ending to solidify the takeaway in your audience's mind.
Discover the secret: practice on video until you like what you see to build confidence in front of any audience, and start with a tech check by recording yourself.
Identify and narrow your business presentation messages to ensure your story conveys a clear, resonant message that engages your audience.
Define the concrete action you want your audience to take, then brainstorm every possible motivating message to persuade them to act, using storytelling as a tool for professional objectives.
Learn to design a strong frame for your stories by testing your presentation skeleton, then record your five main message points and upload for feedback to build an engaging talk.
Cover negative and positive stories, emphasize ending on a positive note, use negative stories sparingly, and learn through personal examples about communicating effectively and giving presentations.
Explore how to tell positive stories that feel heartwarming, show a challenge overcome, and leave audiences better off. Add a twist to avoid cliche and maximize impact in business presentations.
Develop effective communication by using original stories and personal experiences, avoiding well-known fables and parables that audiences have heard, to better resonate and persuade in business settings.
Learn where your best stories have been hiding
Practice your story until you personally like it, finding every aspect of style and substance engaging. Watch a video of yourself presenting to confirm it passes your test.
Move beyond words by using your mouth and body and stagecraft to bring a story to life, painting scenes with facial expressions, gestures, and dynamic movement on stage.
Overcome nervousness to project comfort in talks, meetings, and client conversations. Learn that nervousness drives poor body language, and a few simple adjustments solve most workplace communication problems.
Move your hands naturally as you speak to appear relaxed and confident. Avoid learning new gestures or strict 'box' rules; focus on comfortable, authentic movement.
Develop calm and confidence for keynote speeches before large audiences by mastering fundamentals, avoiding teleprompters, and practicing on video and in the actual room to project natural movement.
Practice on video and audio to hear yourself and build a mental image of your voice, boosting confidence and reducing nerves. Consider breathing and diaphragm techniques as options.
Use your most embarrassing moments as material to elicit laughs from the audience. Tie those personal stories to a clear principle relevant to your audience for effective, comedic storytelling.
Use facial expressions, voice, and body language to convey humor and signal that you’re having fun, inviting the audience to share in the laughter.
Use humor in your stories by sharing your inner thinking and self-talk to heighten the punchline. Emphasize timing with deliberate pauses, not racing, so audiences connect the dots and laugh.
Avoid stories that audiences may find racist, sexist, or offensive, as they distract from your message and undermine your credibility; practice with a representative audience and delete offending imagery.
Edit your story to cut unnecessary details and tangents, keeping the meat of the message for engaging, audience-friendly storytelling.
The Complete Storytelling Course for Speaking & Presenting
Imagine yourself with the storytelling ability to captivate every audience. You can become a captivating speaker and presenter after you earn the techniques of expert storytelling.
Becoming good at storytelling is not a difficult art reserved for highly talented and gifted. Speaking expert TJ Walker breaks down all the steps needed to become comfortable and skilled at storytelling.
This comprehensive storytelling course is the longest and most thorough of any on this platform. The course will not only serve you well in the short term but provide a handy reference for you on every aspect of storytelling for years to come.
Attention: TJ Walker will personally critique your storytelling abilities. Each student is asked to post several videos of themselves delivering stories. This is the most meaningful and helpful part of the storytelling course.
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Please note: this is a course on how to tell stories while presenting and delivering speeches. The instructor demonstrates and teaches this storytelling skill by speaking directly to you, the student. If you are looking for a course with lots of graphics, edits, sound effects, and other distractions, this course is not for you.
Here is what Udemy students say about this course:
"I've always been a storyteller and it's been a blessing to me. But still, it's really important to polish these skills and T.J. Walker puts lights on the missing or forgotten details! It's easy to throw rock's but I'm going to move emotional mountains with my stories- chin- chin!" Kim Thomas Wroldsen
"So much content so well organized and beautifully delivered" Mahesh Yadav
"I think TJ has over-delivered in every aspect, I have taken multiple courses in this category but I think TJ's course is one of its kind and is a complete guide and beats many. I love his delivery, suggestions, and style." Umair Maqsood
"This man is my father figure. I admire him and love him as if he were family. It’s a strong word but through the passion of engagement, I believe we are kin. These seed(s) he’s planted in this course and into our conscious are the seeds that will empower us to make an ever-lasting effect on others in the world! Truly a remarkable course. It would be an honor to one day meet this guy." Matthew Martinez
"The most complete storytelling course, It is long because ideas are reinforced by providing lots of examples which for me is the best way to learn. Totally recommended." Elizabeth Lopez
"One of the best, if not best Udemy classes I've taken (and I've taken a lot). The content is detailed and enjoyable." Rizy Al
"I am still in progress finishing the course. So far, creating setting and dialog for presentation point is making an impact" Harda Elnanda
"I am learning quite a bit from this training... The best so far is learning the trick to get the Audience to Ignore the mistakes that you might make.." Belinda Steeneveld
"This is totally imho: a very good and useful (for me) course. It consists of several smaller courses, so information repeats from time to time, but you can skip it if you wish. Video-timing is convenient. Tips are understandable and easy, you won't find here super-extraordinary techniques, but you will find things that do work (which may seem obvious, but people do not often use them). It is obvious that (and why) TJ is a great professional. I've carried out a lot of useful information and definitely like this journey, thank you a lot!" Alexandra Shafran
This course is designed to help students improve in the following additional areas: Selling with stories, virtual sales presentations, pitching yourself, virtual interviewing, remote selling using stories, sales training, and communicating to drive change.
And so much more...
This Storytelling course is ideal for anyone searching for more info on the following: storytelling - storytelling for business - story - public speaking. Plus, this course will be a great addition to anyone trying to build out their knowledge in the following areas: public speaking.