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Storytelling

Live at CMX Summit 2021

Howard Gray

by Howard Gray

Live at CMX Summit 2021
I do not condone drug use, except in storytelling contexts

Here's the recording of the workshop I ran on storytelling at CMX Summit a few weeks ago, complete with me breaking into song midway through.

Also inside:
- 7 story elements and how to apply them
- Daily habits you can use to build your storytelling muscles
- A free packet of storytelling resources

they spelled my surname incorrectly. oh well.
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