5 Minute Storytelling – A Day Off
Do you have a favorite memory from a day off you had? The audio below runs through how to have this conversation with a storytelling. Use the prompts below as a guide to keep the conversation going.
| Q1. Do you have a favorite day off memory? |
| Q2. Who was with you? |
| Q3. What happened? |
| Q4. When did this moment happen? |
| Q5. Where did this moment happen? |
| Q6. Why did this moment happen? |
| Q7. Why is this moment important to you? |
| Q8. How does this moment make you feel? |
| Q9. What do you want people to remember about this moment? |
Feel free to leave your answers to the questions in the comments or keep them to yourself 🙂
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What now?
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