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Index
Cover Title Page Table of Contents Introduction Part I: Getting Started with Business Storytelling Chapter 1: The Scoop on Business Storytelling Chapter 2: The Why, What, How, and Who of Business Storytelling Chapter 3: What Makes a Story a Story Chapter 4: Stories to Have in Your Hip Pocket Chapter 5: Listening: Hearing What Others Have to Say and Capturing It Part II: Moving People to Action: Creating Compelling Stories Chapter 6: Crafting a Story Chapter 7: Polishing a Story: Structure and Embellishments Chapter 8: What to Do About Data Chapter 9: Expanding and Contracting Your Story Part III: Sharing Stories for Maximum Value Chapter 10: Getting Comfortable Telling Stories Chapter 11: Moving Stories into Multiple Media Chapter 12: Incorporating Story in Your Organization Part IV: Tailoring Storytelling to Special Circumstances Chapter 13: Storytelling to Fund Your Passion Chapter 14: Storytelling in Marketing Chapter 15: Selling with Stories Chapter 16: Using Stories to Spark Change Part V: The Part of Tens Chapter 17: Ten Things You Should Never, Ever Do Chapter 18: Ten Storytelling Tips for Speakers Chapter 19: Ten (or so) Ways to Measure the Results of a Story Project Appendix: Real-Life Stories and a Template About the Author Cheat Sheet Connect with Dummies
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