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Incorporate elements of surprise to captivate your audience from "summary" of Tell to win by Peter Guber

To truly captivate your audience, you must keep them on their toes, make them sit up and take notice. One way to achieve this is by incorporating elements of surprise into your storytelling. Surprise is like a jolt of electricity that grabs hold of people's attention and keeps it. It can be a sudden twist in the plot, an unexpected revelation, or a shocking statement. Surprise serves to disrupt the expected narrative flow, creating a sense of anticipation and suspense. It causes the audience to lean in, eager to see what will happen next. By introducing unexpected elements into your storytelling, you can keep your audience engaged and involved in the story you are telling. Surprise can come in many forms, from a surprising anecdote to a startling fact. It can be a sudden change in tone or a dramatic reveal that turns the story on its head. Whatever form it takes, surprise has the power to captivate your audience and leave them wanting more. Incorporating surprise into your storytelling requires a delicate balance. You must be careful not to overdo it, as too many surprises can overwhelm and confuse your audience. Instead, aim for well-timed surprises that enhance the narrative and keep your audience engaged. Remember, surprise is a powerful tool in the storyteller's arsenal. Use it wisely, and you can create a lasting impact on your audience that will keep them coming back for more. So, don't be afraid to shake things up and inject a little surprise into your storytelling – your audience will thank you for it.
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