Telling a story or being reasonable?

? Recently, I saw several topics related to the story.

? Like novels and movies, they are all telling stories, with ups and downs and fascinating plots.

? However, methodology and reasoning are our common ways of communication.

? This may also be the reason why we have difficulty in raising children and communicating with others.

Stories are the antidote to the world. The point of this book is that stories are the ability to organize the world.

? The author says that the ability to organize the world is not only hidden in the heart, but also bound to overflow to help its owner reorganize his image.

? Whether extracted from themselves or tied to themselves with symbols, these writers have turned themselves into an image that can be recognized by others only by silhouette.

? This is an ability. They have the ability to look at themselves, organize the world and organize themselves without their own abilities. They often go hand in hand, and one ability is projected on the other.

Story Power says: The simplest story structure is called:

"Because … but … so."

Because I have a goal,

But in the process of pursuing my goal, I met with obstacles.

So what did I do/want to do to overcome this obstacle?

? All the ideas of the story, that is, the "purpose" we talked about before, are embodied through this "but", which is the most curious thing for the audience and wants to ask "why" and "what happened later". And when they have endless curiosity in their hearts, it is difficult to give you attention.

We can try "because … but … so." , not the past "because. . . So ... . "Mode？