Reflection – Storytelling tool 

 Challenge – 

 The challenge being the initiation and initial struggle to bring people in the same flow of thought . If I   could I would choose visualising tool along with storytelling as it makes a huge impact on the crowd .   This is due to visual and mindful wordplay which in turn stimulates and grasps the attention of the   soon to be   distracted crowd . 

 Selection- 

 I chose story telling as my main tool as I feel like I am well versed in it . Not only can i do a pretty   decent job if I explain words in the form of a story but gain the attention of my listeners as well .   Another reason I selected this tool is because of its power to attract people , bring their   understanding and relativity of the topic under one common headspace . Every great product , every   great service , every great institution has a story behind it . Every great brand has a story and that   story connects to the emotions , the characters , the values of the people that , that live that product   every day . It 's just recently we ’ve been considering it as a tool that leaders can use as opposed to   just an aid in our brand 's and the products that we give to people . 

 Application- 

 The process begins when I am usually alone . I do n’t prefer doing this on spot as I may lose the crowd    if I make a mistake . I must start by keeping all the important points of the story telling tool as you go   ahead . First of all knowing your audience- what does your audience need ? They want a little bit of   data . They want hard facts , they want your recommendations and a point of view as reference . The   space in between that and how you get to those things , that 's where storytelling can be compelling .   By applying this to a business mind sets makes alot of difference from the different perceivable   points of view , which in turn helps with the marketing of   the business along with creating   a possible   better quality product for the market or the company . 

 After I have prepared my basic points and synchronised them into order I will then begin by   introducing them ( impatient audience)to the premise of the talk in an interactive and not making it   seem like a story but telling it like one . Start them off by making them question something regarding   the topic which has a major relevance and something they ca nt quite figure out which is why they ’ll   be back for more . As I proceed I must take into consideration the points required and the questioned   to be answered , just as it was said by Andre Martin “ I think the second part of a good story is a clear   sequence of events . You listen to a great story teller , there 's a very clear sequence of events that   moves the story from the beginning to an end . And I think last but not least is having moments of   reflection . Questions that remain unanswered , that build suspense that build intrigue , and that have   someone sitting on the edge of their seat . To have you answer them . The great storyteller asks and   answers questions along the way . They build suspense , and they reduce that suspense by answering   this , the questions . Storytellers that are n't so good leave those questions hanging , in the air , and so   people walk out confused , unsure , uncertain about the direction to take from there . ” 

 Insight- 

 I have used this tool of storytelling a couple of times . And to be honest I must say that the tool was   much more effective with a little visualisation and pre planned presentation . Storytelling requires a   lot of information regarding the topic discussed , to ensure the flow of the story does n’t break ,   confusion dosent occur within the crowd etc . 

 Approach- 

 After using this tool multiple times I have come to the conclusion that I must be prepare before hand   to avoid mistakes when the crowd starts questioning me regarding the lecture . This happens rarely   as most people lose interest as they go ahead and I fail to lure them for long enough . However the   ones who do pay attention I get through to very quickly and efficiently . I can fell the passion in some   peoples words and expressions which makes me feel great . I would also try to work on knowing the   crowd , right from their view preferences on the topic , to the idea behind the reason of them being   there . 


EMAIL: 
ID_NUM: 
NAME_STUDENT: 
PHONE_NUM: 
STREET_ADDRESS: 
URL_PERSONAL: 
USERNAME: 

### Task: You are a PII (Personal Identity Information) Detection. Given a essays written by students, you have to identify ONLY the following:
NAME_STUDENT - The full or partial name of a student that is not necessarily the author of the essay. This excludes instructors, authors, and other person names.
EMAIL - A student’s email address.
USERNAME - A student's username on any platform.
ID_NUM - A number or sequence of characters that could be used to identify a student, such as a student ID or a social security number.
PHONE_NUM - A phone number associated with a student.
URL_PERSONAL - A URL that might be used to identify a student.
STREET_ADDRESS - A full or partial street address that is associated with the student, such as their home address.
### Input: Reflection – Storytelling tool 

 Challenge – 

 The challenge being the initiation and initial struggle to bring people in the same flow of thought . If I   could I would choose visualising tool along with storytelling as it makes a huge impact on the crowd .   This is due to visual and mindful wordplay which in turn stimulates and grasps the attention of the   soon to be   distracted crowd . 

 Selection- 

 I chose story telling as my main tool as I feel like I am well versed in it . Not only can i do a pretty   decent job if I explain words in the form of a story but gain the attention of my listeners as well .   Another reason I selected this tool is because of its power to attract people , bring their   understanding and relativity of the topic under one common headspace . Every great product , every   great service , every great institution has a story behind it . Every great brand has a story and that   story connects to the emotions , the characters , the values of the people that , that live that product   every day . It 's just recently we ’ve been considering it as a tool that leaders can use as opposed to   just an aid in our brand 's and the products that we give to people . 

 Application- 

 The process begins when I am usually alone . I do n’t prefer doing this on spot as I may lose the crowd    if I make a mistake . I must start by keeping all the important points of the story telling tool as you go   ahead . First of all knowing your audience- what does your audience need ? They want a little bit of   data . They want hard facts , they want your recommendations and a point of view as reference . The   space in between that and how you get to those things , that 's where storytelling can be compelling .   By applying this to a business mind sets makes alot of difference from the different perceivable   points of view , which in turn helps with the marketing of   the business along with creating   a possible   better quality product for the market or the company . 

 After I have prepared my basic points and synchronised them into order I will then begin by   introducing them ( impatient audience)to the premise of the talk in an interactive and not making it   seem like a story but telling it like one . Start them off by making them question something regarding   the topic which has a major relevance and something they ca nt quite figure out which is why they ’ll   be back for more . As I proceed I must take into consideration the points required and the questioned   to be answered , just as it was said by Andre Martin “ I think the second part of a good story is a clear   sequence of events . You listen to a great story teller , there 's a very clear sequence of events that   moves the story from the beginning to an end . And I think last but not least is having moments of   reflection . Questions that remain unanswered , that build suspense that build intrigue , and that have   someone sitting on the edge of their seat . To have you answer them . The great storyteller asks and   answers questions along the way . They build suspense , and they reduce that suspense by answering   this , the questions . Storytellers that are n't so good leave those questions hanging , in the air , and so   people walk out confused , unsure , uncertain about the direction to take from there . ” 

 Insight- 

 I have used this tool of storytelling a couple of times . And to be honest I must say that the tool was   much more effective with a little visualisation and pre planned presentation . Storytelling requires a   lot of information regarding the topic discussed , to ensure the flow of the story does n’t break ,   confusion dosent occur within the crowd etc . 

 Approach- 

 After using this tool multiple times I have come to the conclusion that I must be prepare before hand   to avoid mistakes when the crowd starts questioning me regarding the lecture . This happens rarely   as most people lose interest as they go ahead and I fail to lure them for long enough . However the   ones who do pay attention I get through to very quickly and efficiently . I can fell the passion in some   peoples words and expressions which makes me feel great . I would also try to work on knowing the   crowd , right from their view preferences on the topic , to the idea behind the reason of them being   there .
### Output: 