Tell a Story Day
Tell a Story Day is held on April 27. This event in the third decade of the month April is annual. 
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Meaning is that which is intended or understood. The audience draws significance, relevance or profundity out of a story when it understands the deeper implications, reasonings and causes behind it. The meaning of a story depends on the standpoint.
Mine your personal experiences. Choose a clear central message. Discuss a difficult time in your life, and how you overcame it. Narrow the scope of your story. Use a Funny Voice. A great story usually progresses towards a central moral or message. Embrace conflict. Talk about a funny moment, that changed the way you think and feel about something. Have a clear structure. Observe good storytellers. Narrative details can be key in a narrative without words.
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