In this episode of the Maggid Method, Daniel Steinberg revisits the power of storytelling in public speaking.

He delves into the ethical use of stories to engage audiences without resorting to clickbait or manipulation.

Daniel explores how stories can be used to gently address negative behaviors and inspire positive change without making the audience feel attacked.

Drawing on insights from Charlie Harary and Rabbi Noach Weinberg, he illustrates the effectiveness of using metaphors and indirect criticism to foster self-reflection and growth. Tune in to learn how to craft impactful stories that resonate and transform.

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