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The story is not new. However , most entrepreneurs are unaware of the small changes they can make while pitching and using stories. The secret is simple: tell us about it in the present tense , even if it happened 20 years ago. And perhaps the best way to help you feel the power of the present is to demonstrate it. I had an unforgettable meeting in December 2012 in Palo Alto , California. Imagine now the picture I saw in the heart of Silicon Valley. She's a musician , and the way she holds her violin is magical. The way she plays reminds me of Pearlman. But there she stands in front of the famous coffee shop on University Street. Her music soothes the hearts and minds of those who walk around her. A simple hat is laid upside down next to her feet with a few dollar bills in it. It's my favorite gig , she said , and stopped playing. Why do you stand and play here , from all places? I asked. People here have a lot of money , she said. Do you want a tip that costs a lot more than a couple of bucks? I asked , smiling. Just like in music , sometimes small changes can make a big difference. I'd love to , she said politely. You have to go to the sidewalk across the street and play there. What's the difference? She asked. At the end there is an Apple Store , I explained. You'll see what happens. Two weeks after that , she was playing near the entrance to the Apple Store , and her hat was filled with many bills. She saw me looking at her again , smiling. Related: How to use Storytelling to sell your brand and Entrepreneur VisionAs , If you want to succeed , help other people find their success. Sometimes a small adjustment they make because of your advice can lead them to significant , positive changes. And the next time you tell a story , think about telling it in the present tense. Today , when most of your communication is virtual with zoom , commands , Webex , etc. , it's even more important because it will help you effectively attract an audience. An experiment conducted by researchers at Princeton University showed a neural connection between the narrator and the listener , and when you present it in the present tense , you get the best effect and influence. You don't want them to wander , multitask and pay attention to other things while providing your message. If you want them to be fully present , tell your stories using the present. This brings me to another advantage of telling my stories in the present tense: You often liven up , act , play and better use your nonverbal connections , in the present tense. Now , it's not just the narrative; it's like the story of the game. A small change has a big impact. Related: Why the best storytellers are storytellers The most brand AwarenessNow , what's the main reason you want to use stories? To lead , to make an impact , influence , sell. This will only happen if viewers remember your key message. Molecular biologist John Medina wrote in his classic book Brain Rules: When the brain detects an emotionally charged event , the amygda la releases dopamine into the system. Because dopamine greatly helps memory and information processing , you could say that creates a Post-It note that reads: Remember this. And when you tell a good story in the present tense , you create an emotionally charged event that helps your story stick to their minds. What is your story? ( Pocket pile) -Real or fake? At first glance the photo above looks like it can be filmed with a standard camera in a Parisian apartment on a sunny autumn day. The light coming through the window looks real , the shadows on the floor look real , even the 9S in the blanket on the bed. In fact , however , the image is nothing more than virtual reality. Rendering using the new qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor is due to hit smartphones over the next year. With 60 devices already in the pipeline , t","cbCaifKv68gs3UGQ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifKv68gs3UGQ","pdf",44739,"English","# Simple present tense WH questions exercises\n## Present simple vs present continuous\n## Using the present tense in storytelling","[{\"question\":\"What is the difference between present simple and present continuous?\",\"answer\":\"Present continuous describes actions happening at the time of speaking, often with time expressions like “right now” or “at the moment.” Present simple describes everyday habits and procedures.\"},{\"question\":\"How are present continuous questions formed in WH form?\",\"answer\":\"WH questions ask about the current action, matching present continuous usage (e.g., “What are you doing at the moment?”). 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