“I use a simple formula called story action, story action, story action, meaning I tell a story and then I give you the action you can do.”

Jon Acuff · The Think Media Podcast · 556: How to Instantly Be Better on Camera (7 Tips)

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Use a "story-action" pattern repeatedly (story, action, story, action) in talks and videos

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