“Stories are like roller-coasters, they have to go up and down to be any good.”
We all experience life’s highs and lows, and so we all have a great story inside us, bursting to get out. In this lively talk for TEDxBristol, David Sloy helps us unlock our inner storyteller.
Through his own story of self made success, entrepreneur David Sloly helps us build the twist and turns of a great tale.
He looks at why we love stories and how they can help us get where we want to go in life.
Get ready for a dynamic talk which will positively change the way you think and talk about yourself.
This talk is from TEDxBristol 2015 Great Expectations: looking towards a future we can dare to expect more from.
Explore more Great Expectations here: tedxbristol.com
Our talks were produced and edited by a brilliant team of talented volunteers, including:
Richard da Costa
Ben Scrase
Gabriella Zagni
Ellie Markwick
Mark Phippen
Ash Farkas
Helen Stenner
Composer: Matthew Pearson
In the mid 90’s David Sloly started his dream job as a radio journalist, but 5 hours later he was fired. It turned out to be his big break!
Entrepreneur, business mentor and story evangelist, David has built an exciting career out of storytelling, which has taken him around the world and into the boardrooms of Google, Virgin and Dell to help them reconnect with their purpose.
David traces his passion for storytelling back to his early days travelling, and later as a journalist, where he met some ordinary people with extraordinary tales to tell.
In 2013 he began to analyse the essential elements required to create an authentic story and in 2015 released his book ‘Why You Need a Business Story and How To Create It’ that includes a unique five-step process to enable anyone to create stories.
David Sloly is now a business partner at the B2B technology marketing agency HarveyDavid that specialises in marketing automation, content creation and social media marketing.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at [ Ссылка ]
