How I Never Run Out Of Stories To Tell.
The secrets of a six-figure writer.
I sucked at storytelling.
But everything changed the day I realized something:
Storytelling is a skill.
And skills can be learned.
Here are all the skills you need to become a better storyteller.
The power of tiny moments
I keep a daily story log.
Every day, I add tiny moments that happened in the last 24 hours. Insights. Learning. Random shower thoughts. They don’t need to make sense.
If it resonates, it gets logged.
Whenever I sit down to write, I look at my daily log.
Endless stories. Points to start off my articles. Sometimes I test them by writing them as Notes on Substack. And if they resonate, I build on them. Refining them into longer form articles.
Don’t look for big, sexy moments.
Most of the time,, they are unrelatable. I can’t relate to big action moments in a movie, but I can relate to the deeper meaning behind the action.
Harry Potter isn’t about wizards and magic.
It’s about:
- Identity.
