Crafting a Pitch

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This activity of crafting a pitch relates to the many concepts we encountered from the table in the storytelling catalog. These concepts underscore the importance of effective communication because communicating goes far beyond just words but also values-driven actions as well. This includes body language, tone of voice, facial expressions, gestures, and even the context in which messages are delivered. These actions signify the overall structure of communication. Whether it’s in a group setting or just you and one other person, conveying a successful pitch can spark the audience’s imagination to implement similar changes in their own situations.

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