In the Navy You'll see Whales - A Story Luck Chestnut
Channel: Story Luck
Date: 2020-04-22

I love these little stories, the sorts of things you just tell your friends off handedly. Oh, I saw a whale the other day. Don't need it to be over the top, don't need it to be structured, especially when it's short like this. Anecdotes offer an authenticity that longer more polished stories fail to deliver. 

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It's our hope, that live lit style storytelling becomes more popular on youtube, and that we can build an online community with a focus around embodied storytelling. 

What we mean when we say embodied storytelling, is several fold. 1) You have the story memorized, no notes, 2) you have energy when you tell the story, your whole body gets into it, and with that energy you are transported and you transport the audience with you, it's akin to reliving the moment. 3) You're theme is true, it's something you really believe in, and you are trying to convey that message honestly. You might be telling a fictional story, but the story's truth, the essence, is something you really care about. 4) You don't get there without knowing structure and storytelling fundamentals.

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