I used to think my best stories were too small to post.

Then I read someone say she'd sooner jump out a second-story window than sit in a Zoom breakout room. I laughed out loud, because I've felt that way about every "get to know your group" warm-up I ever sat through. I'd kept that to myself for years.

Storytelling coach Toby Myles came back on Win The Hour, Win The Day and cleared this up for me. You don't have to squeeze a business lesson out of every moment. The small, relatable ones are what make people feel like they know you, and people hire people they feel they know.

She says the number one storytelling skill is noticing and documenting. We all have story-worthy moments every day, we just let them slide by.

We also got into her TESS framework (Trigger, Emotion, Shift, Share), why "it's not a documentary" is the best editing advice I've been given, and what AI is doing to everyone's voice, including in job interviews.
If you've been staring at a blank post this week, this one's worth your commute.

This week’s episode of Win The Hour, Win The Day Podcast interviews, Toby Myles.

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Podcast: Win The Hour, Win The Day Podcast
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You can find Toby Myles at:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/toby-myles/

Website: https://tobymyles.com/

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