“Unlocking the Hidden Narrative: How Data Can Reveal Life-Changing Stories You Never Knew Existed”
Use a relatable structure
Stories work best when they flow in a way our minds can easily follow:
- A beginning that sets the scene
- A middle that introduces challenge or conflict
- An ending that either resolves the problem or shows us a path forward
This structure is timeless because it mirrors the arc of our own real-life experiences.
I’ll often start by describing a scenario—maybe a time when I was juggling too many projects at once, trying to gather facts and figures for clients while neglecting my own mental well-being.
