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Stories That Stick

connection presenting storytelling Feb 12, 2025
Sports fans cheering

Why do we love watching sports? Because every moment tells a story. Think about the last time you watched an incredible sports moment: a game-winning shot, an underdog comeback, or a clutch performance under pressure. These moments stick with us because they tell a compelling story of perseverance, ambition, and success. But here's the truth: your professional journey is just as powerful.

At Game On, we've worked with top athletes, including ten #1 overall draft picks and hundreds of professionals across the NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL. And one thing is clear: the most successful individuals don't just perform at the highest level, they know how to share their stories in a way that inspires, builds relationships, and drives opportunities.

Now, let's apply that to your career. Your work is your personal highlight reel. How do you want people to see it? What moments define you? Colleagues, clients, and leaders are drawn to more than just your results, they're drawn to your journey, your insights, and your unique perspective. The key to standing out? Telling your story in a way that's unforgettable. Enter: The Ace Method.

The ACE Method: A Framework for Powerful Storytelling

We're giving you the tools to craft your professional narrative using the ACE method: Action, Color, and Emotion.

1. Action: Setting the Scene

Every great story starts with action. What's a key moment in your career that shaped who you are? Was it a high-stakes project, a major challenge, or a breakthrough success? Focus on the details. What happened? What was at stake? This is where you pull people in.

2. Color: Painting the Picture

Now, bring it to life. Set the scene with vivid details. Was the pressure on? Were you facing a tight deadline, leading a team through uncertainty, or making a critical decision? What did the environment feel like? The more you can make your audience see and feel the moment, the more memorable your story becomes.

3. Emotion: Connecting with Your Audience

Finally, tap into the emotional core. How did you feel-determined, anxious, inspired? How did your actions impact those around you? Emotion is what transforms a simple story into something that resonates. It's what makes people remember you long after the conversation ends.

Think of your professional journey as a series of defining moments. Use Action to captivate, Color to make it real, and Emotion to connect. Whether you're speaking to a client, a hiring manager, or a senior leader, the way you tell your story can leave an impression that lasts.

Storytelling On.

Game On.

 

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