Episode 6: Andrew Melville – Communication – Storytelling is accessible to everyone.

In this episode, Auckland Mentor Andrew Melville, discusses how storytelling is accessible to all.

Tagged as: andrew melville, communication, presentation skills, public speaking, thought leadership

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Geoff McDonald January 28, 2010 at 11:35 pm: Great work Andrew! I’ve been working to convert the Book Rapper summaries into a series of tweets – Twit Rapper – a book summary in 26 tweets. Watching your story prompted me to think of each tweet as a micro-story. You’ve just prompted a great idea. The idea I had was to use one of your five story telling distinctions as the theme for each tweet. Thanks!

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