Tell the World You're a Wildflower: Stories

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Please listen to music and find out how you tell the story. Music is incredibly exciting. Find the correct work reflecting the world you are writing, and you are there. When I wrote the script Penetrator, I heard the sad sad 's song in the loop. If you listen to the song many times, it will arouse the reaction of Pavlov and help you return to where you are writing. I have a keen attitude towards inspiration: I am looking for it from various sources; something that makes me think about how culture is harmonizing. I was looking - I am seeing people on the street; I saw a movie, I read, I remembered my conversation. I think about the gestures people use or the colors they wear. It is to shoot all the trivial things in everyday life, see them with critical eyes, create scrapbook you can draw. I also see other works and movies to understand what I do not do.

You speak the story all day long ... whenever you share stories with friends and colleagues. When you explain your symptoms to the doctor, they are embedded in the story. When you tell your attorney about your embarrassment, you will tell a story about infringement. So you will learn how to tell the story that has the influence you want to achieve. As part of the Stanford Innovation Labs podcast series, there was an opportunity to interview JD Schramm, a lecturer and lecturer at Stanford Business School, about storyline success stories. He shared insights into the podcast "the power of the collapse of the story." This interview deepened my understanding of the storytelling for many years and provided new insights.