A well told story. You will have to shape the experience into a story that is entertaining and memorable. This is done by building suspense-the reader may expect a surprise or sense disaster, shudder in anticipation of a troubling personal disclosure, or look forward to a humourous turn of events. The important point is that the autobiographer makes us want to know what will happen. Suspense depends on a central conflict.
Conflict generates tension.
You may employ long sentences or short sentences to vary the pace-which will contribute to the readers' involvement in the story. Vivid presentation of significant scenes and people. The scene provides the setting of the event. Instead of giving a vague or generalized impression, skillful writers re-create the scene and let us hear the people. Carefully selected details create a dominant impression.