Storytelling Mastery: Captivate Any Audience with Confidence
By TJ Walker
Stories delivered aloud need to work for a listening audience.
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Curriculum
- Lesson: Resources
- Video lesson: Promo Video The Complete Storytelling Course for Speaking & PresentingFree preview2m
- Lesson: Quick Win! Here is Where to Find Great Stories
- Lesson: What to Cut When Time is Short
- Lesson: The Perfect Way to Start Every Presentation
- Lesson: If You Aren't a Natural Born Storyteller, You Need to Watch This
- Lesson: The Only Thing Every Great Speaker Has In Common
- Lesson: The Secret to Creating Great Stories
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- Lesson: Trick for Getting Your Audience to Ignore All Your Mistakes and Flaws
- Lesson: The Difference Between Storytelling for Professionals v Theatrical Performers
- Lesson: The Biggest Decision You Will Ever Make About Your Storytelling Future
- Lesson: Assembling the Basic Build Blocks of Your Stories
- Lesson: The Real Reason We Are Telling These Stories Is…
- Lesson: Your Characters will Come ALIVE
- Lesson: Even Deeper Character Development
- Lesson: You Can Be the Star of Your Own Show
- Lesson: Here is Where All the Action Takes Place
- Lesson: Why Nobody Wants to Hear About Your Happy Family
- Lesson: Dialogue will Bring Your Stories to Life
- Lesson: Sharing Feelings IS Professional
- Lesson: Lights! Action! (And no Camera)
- Lesson: Put the Audience On Their Edge of Their Seats
- Lesson: It's OK Not to Love Storytelling
- Lesson: Surprise!
- Lesson: End with a Bang!
- Lesson: Tie Your Message to Your Story
- Lesson: Extra Ingredients for A Spicy Story
- Lesson: The Clean, Dirty Little Secret
- Lesson: This Is the Way To Practice Your Story For Maximum Impact
- Lesson: Your Turn
- Lesson: Did You Really Do The Last Homework Assignment
- Lesson: Not All Messages Are Created Equal
- Lesson: This Is the Story That Will Motivate Your Audience to Action
- Lesson: Don't Be Greedy! One Handful Only Please!
- Lesson: Building a Strong The Frame for Your Stories
- Lesson: Matching Your Stories to Your Audiences
- Lesson: Make Sure Your Audience Can Relate to Your Story
- Lesson: Sure, It's OK to Tell Other People's Stories
- Lesson: You Don't Always Have to Have a Happy Ending
- Lesson: End On a Positive Note
- Lesson: A Turtle and a Rabbit
- Lesson: Why We Tell Stories
- Lesson: The Ultimate Test for Your Story
- Lesson: Winning the Credibility Factor
- Lesson: Don't Forget, You Are a Natural Storyteller
- Lesson: The Real Danger Most Speakers Face
- Lesson: This Is Where Your Best Stories Have Been Hiding
- Lesson: Yes, There Was Communication Invented Before Texting
- Lesson: What You Don't Know About Bad Stories
- Lesson: Storytelling Your Way to Power
- Lesson: Testing Your Stories and Keeping Only the Winners
- Lesson: You Have to Like Your Own Stories
- Lesson: The Free Digital Focus Group for Your Stories
- Lesson: Testing On Those Who Really Matter
- Lesson: Your Mouth AND Your Body Have a Story to Tell
- Lesson: Great Body Language for Your Presentations
- Lesson: Never Let These Two Classic Body Language Blunders Slow You Down
- Lesson: Big Picture – Make Everyone You Work With Feel Comfortable Working With You
- Lesson: Your Nerves Will Never Show Again in the Workplace
- Lesson: You'll Never Fall for These Body Language Myths Again
- Lesson: Here Is Exactly What to Do With Your Hands
- Lesson: The Composed, Confident Video Star
- Lesson: Never Spotlight Your Blunders and Mistakes Again
- Lesson: You are Now Ready for Prime Time TV
- Lesson: The Number 1 Tip for Curing Body Language Problems Is…
- Lesson: The Real Way to Improve Your Body Language Confidence
- Lesson: Confident Briefing to Colleagues and Others
- Lesson: Keynote Speeches Will Showcase Your Calm and Confidence
- Lesson: Use a TelePrompTer Like a Network News Anchor
- Lesson: Making Sure Your Clothes Are Communicating Your Positive Story
- Lesson: Your Body Language Partner – The Friendly Spotter
- Lesson: Using Your Voice for Maximum Storytelling Impact
- Lesson: How to Improve Your Voice Famous Bad Voices
- Lesson: How to Improve You Voice Record Your Voice
- Lesson: How to Improve Your Voice Diagnosis Your Own Voice
- Lesson: How to Improve Your Voice Feedback from Others
- Lesson: How to Improve Your Voice Defining Your Exact Problems
- Lesson: How to Improve Your voice Listen to Natural conversation
- Lesson: How to Improve Your Voice Don't Lower Your Voice
- Lesson: How to Improve Your Voice Other Techniques
- Lesson: Having the Most Fun Possible in Your Story
- Lesson: Make Fun of Yourself
- Lesson: You Aren't Jerry Seinfeld
- Lesson: Your Comedy Laboratory
- Lesson: Your Worst Moments Are Comedy Gold
- Lesson: Don't Seem Like You Are Trying Too Hard
- Lesson: Avoiding the Hack
- Lesson: Showing the Fun
- Lesson: Your Humorous Voice
- Lesson: The Funny Self-Talker
- Lesson: The Bottom Line on Humor
- Lesson: Your Humorous Story
- Lesson: Don't Do This
- Lesson: The Biggest Blunder of All
- Lesson: Don't Cut That
- Lesson: Should Be Obvious, But Is Not
- Lesson: Less Is Not Always More
- Lesson: More Is Sometimes Less
- Lesson: Let's Take Things Up a Notch
- Lesson: The Best Written Stories Are Often Not Written At All
- Lesson: Read Your Audience
- Lesson: Make Your Audience a Part of Your Story
- Lesson: Tell Me Something New
- Lesson: Complexity Makes Your Characters More Interesting
- Lesson: Share the Pain
- Lesson: The Story Image Lives On
- Lesson: Where Is This Going
- Lesson: Here Is The Best Way to Thank People
- Lesson: A New Twist on An Old Story
- Lesson: Abstraction Is Your Enemy
- Lesson: Show N Tell, Not Just Tell
- Lesson: All Five Senses
- Lesson: Increase the Tension
- Lesson: Think Like a Movie Director, Not a Typist
- Lesson: Be Active, Not Passive
- Lesson: Just Tell the Story Already
- Lesson: No, You Don't Want to Be Concise
- Lesson: Want People Say They Want Is Not Necessarily What They Want
- Lesson: Order Matters
- Lesson: Make Your Hero Relatable
- Lesson: Stories Make Advice Less Annoying
- Lesson: Leave People Feeling Up About Something
- Lesson: The Motivation of Your Hero
- Lesson: What do All Great TED Talks have
- Lesson: What Makes a TED Talk
- Lesson: Passion for an Idea Worth Spreading
- Lesson: Tell a Story
- Lesson: Plan Your Visuals
- Lesson: Timing is Everything
- Lesson: Style AND Substance are Essential
- Lesson: Great Writers Read Great Writers
- Lesson: Apply to Speak at TED
- Lesson: Your Questions Are Answered Here
- Lesson: How Long Should a Story Be
- Lesson: What Is the Best Way to Start a Story
- Lesson: Can You Make Up a Story
- Lesson: Should You Memorize a Story
- Lesson: How Do You Remember Your Stories
- Lesson: Is It Ever a Bad Idea to Tell a Story
- Lesson: Can a Story Backfire
- Lesson: What Is the Maximum Number of Stories You Can Use
- Lesson: Ask Your Questions Anytime
- Lesson: Demonstration time
- Lesson: A Masterclass in Storytelling
- Lesson: Presenting the WRONG Way to the Media
- Lesson: Clintonian Eye Contact
- Lesson: My Zombie Client
- Lesson: Teaching Clients NOT to Act
- Lesson: Surrounded by Machine Guns!
- Lesson: The Crying Beauty Pageant Winner
- Lesson: You Never Have to Lurk In the Shadows Again
- Lesson: The Fluttering Bird Flying to Nowhere
- Lesson: 'I Can't do This' Becomes 'I Can Do This'
- Lesson: My First Time on TV as 'The Fonz'
- Lesson: Speaking To a Small Audience of 5,000 People
- Lesson: My Worst Presentation Ever!
- Lesson: I Was The Skunk At the Party
- Lesson: Fearlessness Is Often the Best PR Tool
- Lesson: King for a Day
- Lesson: TJ And the Cat Lady
- Lesson: Why Did You Wear That Ugly Tie
- Lesson: Less Is More
- Lesson: The Missing Link
- Lesson: A Nobel Experience
- Lesson: The Fetal Position
- Lesson: On My Hands And Knees Begging!
- Lesson: Yes, My Stint on Reality TV
- Lesson: Brought Down to Earth
- Lesson: My Stagecoach to Pumpkin Moment
- Lesson: Me and Ben Affleck
- Lesson: Pre-YouTube Days Driving to One TV Station At a Time
- Lesson: Familiarity Breeds Contempt
- Lesson: Ups and Downs and Ups and Downs
- Lesson: The Least Listened Too Talk Show Host Ever
- Lesson: Nothing Beats a Good Gimmick
- Lesson: Sometimes, Experience Just Means You Are Old
- Lesson: Some Media Stars Are Approachable
- Lesson: You Will Never Guess One Early Role Model
- Lesson: Waiting Til the Last Minute Is Always a Bad Idea
- Lesson: Treated Like a King…And a Mark
- Lesson: A Complete and Total Meltdown
- Lesson: There Is Always Time for Anything Important
- Lesson: Me and Mr. Rogers in '68
- Lesson: Presenters Don't Get Paid What They Are Worth, They Get Paid What They Ask For
- Lesson: Nobody Knows Anything
- Lesson: Riveted…On a Dairy Farm
- Lesson: The World's Worst Vacuum Cleaner Salesman
- Lesson: The Wrong Fit
- Lesson: The Lowest Arena for Presentation Skills
- Lesson: Presentation Skills On Video Will Sell You
- Lesson: Showing Up On Time and Avoiding Drama
- Lesson: It Can't Get Any Worse Than This
- Lesson: Diamonds And Gold for You!
- Lesson: Larry King's Public Speaking Secret
- Lesson: A Story I Don't Tell Anywhere Else But Here
- Lesson: The Best Worst Presentation I Ever Saw
- Lesson: And The Winner of The Worst Dressed Award Is…
- Lesson: This Superstar Is So Happy To See Me
- Lesson: Going Into a Talking Career By Being Told 'Don't Talk'
- Lesson: My First and Favorite Motivational Speaker
- Lesson: Some People Just Watch To Hear You Present For The Entertainment
- Lesson: Cult Leaders Have Great Presentation Skills
- Lesson: TJ the Carnival Barker!
- Lesson: The Show Must Go On
- Lesson: Learn Presentation Skills from Your Role Models
- Lesson: Oprah Winfrey
- Lesson: William F. Buckley
- Lesson: Amy Cuddy
- Lesson: Martha Stewart
- Lesson: Bill Clinton
- Lesson: Tony Blair
- Lesson: Bill O'Reilly
- Lesson: Dick Clark
- Lesson: Winston Churchill
- Lesson: Steve Harvey
- Lesson: Ronald Reagan
- Lesson: Robin Williams
- Lesson: Rush Limbaugh
- Lesson: Ellen DeGeneres
- Lesson: Jesse Jackson
- Lesson: Joan Rivers
- Lesson: Fidel Castro
- Lesson: Barack Obama
- Lesson: Samantha Bee
- Lesson: Barbara Walters
- Lesson: Bill Maher
- Lesson: Larry King
- Lesson: Nelson Mandela
- Lesson: Emeril Lagasse
- Lesson: Les Brown
- Lesson: Rachel Ray
- Lesson: Eleanor Roosevelt
- Lesson: Steve Jobs
- Lesson: Johnny Carson
- Lesson: Warren Buffett
- Lesson: David Letterman
- Lesson: Judge Judy
- Lesson: Billy Graham
- Lesson: Dr. Phil
- Lesson: Joel Osteen
- Lesson: John F. Kennedy
- Lesson: Malcolm X
- Lesson: Margaret Thatcher
- Lesson: Martin Luther King Jr.
- Lesson: Abraham Lincoln
- Lesson: Pat Robertson
- Lesson: Zig Ziglar
- Lesson: Franklin D. Roosevelt
- Lesson: Teddy Roosevelt
- Lesson: Anthony Robbins
- Lesson: Deepak Chopra
- Lesson: Gary Vaynerchuk
- Lesson: Suze Orman
- Lesson: Adolf Hitler
- Lesson: Making Your Great Stories a Part of A Great Speech
- Lesson: Quick Wins! Appear to Speak Without Notes, Avoid Verbal Tics, Teleprompter Tricks
- Lesson: You Can Fulfill Your Exact Public Speaking Goals Once You Identify Them
- Lesson: Look Supremely Comfortable and Confident Every Time You Speak
- Lesson: Use the Eye Contact Tricks of the Masters
- Lesson: Learn to Like and Even Love the Sound of Your Own Voice
- Lesson: Starting Your Speech At Exactly the Right Spot
- Lesson: Become a Five for Five 100% Speaking Success
- Lesson: A Trick 1000 Times More Effective Than Practicing In Front of A Mirror
- Lesson: Every Great Speaker Uses These…Every Awful Speaker Avoids These
- Lesson: Professional Analysis Of Your Stories Now
- Lesson: Give Life to Ideas With Your PowerPoint, Not Death
- Lesson: Use 1 Idea to Make Your Slides #1
- Lesson: Passing the Ultimate Public Speaking Test With Flying Colors
- Lesson: Testing Your Speech With Focus Groups For Free
- Lesson: More Evidence That Your Speech Is Working
- Lesson: More Is Sometimes More When It Comes To Public Speaking
- Lesson: Thank You to One of My Mentors Bill Gove
- Lesson: Classic TJ on Stories
- Lesson: One Last Chance
- Lesson: Continue to Watch Great Storytellers Regularly
- Lesson: Curate Your Own Personal Library of Stories
- Lesson: Conclusion Best Wishes for a Lifetime of Great Stories
About this course
Stories delivered aloud need to work for a listening audience. This course by TJ Walker focuses on storytelling for speaking and presenting, with an emphasis on developing delivery through practice.
The material approaches storytelling as a skill that can be worked on, rather than an ability reserved for a naturally gifted speaker. Preparing a story and considering how it is delivered are part of that approach.
Use recording as a way to review delivery
The course asks learners to record themselves telling stories. Watching a recording gives you a way to observe your speaking and consider what you want to change before trying again.
Adapt for spoken-storytelling education
A PLR license lets you modify, rebrand and resell the course. You could tailor it for presentations or place it within a wider public-speaking offer. Your own stories and audience examples can help connect the practice with the kinds of speaking your learners expect to do.
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