Why Structure Will Never Make Your Stories Stand Out from the Crowd with Paul Guyot
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Do you want to unlock your potential as a writer and create stories that captivate and resonate with readers and viewers? Wondering how you can develop your unique voice in storytelling? Well then this is the episode for you. Paul Guyot is a veteran screenwriter (30 years in the biz!) who helps aspiring writers discard all the advice from the so-called "gurus" and instead focus on finding their unique voice. Paul believes that discipline is the key to success, but it's not about forcing oneself to write a specific number of words or pages each day. Instead, it's about showing up consistently and being open to the muse when it arrives. Drawing inspiration from sports legends like Kobe Bryant and Tiger Woods, Paul highlights the value of hard work and dedication in honing one's craft. He challenges the notion that storytelling can be reduced to a formula, emphasizing the importance of originality and quality in creating compelling narratives. In this episode, you will learn how to: Discover the power of your unique voice and unlock your storytelling potential.Overcome the challenges and misconceptions surrounding story structure to unleash your creativity.Harness the value of discipline and a consistent routine to fuel your writing journey.Gain insights from the parallels between creative and non-creative professions for greater self-awareness and growth.Embrace the evolving cultural understanding that talent alone is not enough, and learn the keys to success in creative endeavors. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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