I've been spending more time lately working on a few stories of my own. It seems like every day I'm learning the difference between picking apart and analyzing someone else's story and the much harder task of writing something of your own. When we critique someone else's work, we usually forget the long process that went into bringing that narrative to life. All we see are the flaws and the mistakes and we overlook the fact that even a bad movie is still a finished movie. A poorly executed story that's finished is still superior than that great idea that only exists in your head. Everyone has an opinion on what makes a great story, but very few people have what it takes to create a compelling story of their own. Why is that and what might be the reason for that? Could it be that storytelling is actually much harder than we all assume? Find out on today's episode of Story Punch! THANKS FOR LISTENING Enjoying the show? Please leave a REVIEW on iTunes to help spread the word! Facebook
