Share your R.A.R.E. Story
Schedule
Tue Sep 26 2023 at 10:30 am to 12:00 pm
Location
3380 College Park Drive,Room 336,The Woodlands,77384,US | The Woodlands, TX
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Come join us at Share your R.A.R.E. Story, the theme for this event is "Trials to Triumph!" Come out and share your story with us!Share your R.A.R.E. Story -
Theme - Trials to Triumph
Join us for an exciting event at Sam Houston State University, The Woodlands, TX, Room 336!
It's time to unleash your creativity and share your R.A.R.E. story with the world. This in-person event is a unique opportunity to connect with your community who have overcome challenges and achieved greatness.
Whether you've faced personal struggles, professional obstacles, or anything in between, this event is the perfect platform to inspire and be inspired. Share your journey, your triumphs, and the lessons you've learned along the way.
Share your R.A.R.E. Story of mutual reliance, acceptance. respect and empowerment
Mark your calendar and get ready!
Together, we'll create a ripple effect of inspiration that will transform lives!
R.A.R.E. ART events are free to attend, with attendees encouraged to donate as they feel inspired.
How "Share Your R.A.R.E. Story Works and Rules for the Event:
Jeff Hill will share his Trials to Triumph story, and names of those that would like to share will be drawn to share their R.A.R.E. Story.
1. Authenticity: The story shared must be a true event from the storyteller's life.
2. Personal Perspective: The narrative should be told from the storyteller's own point of view. It should be a personal reflection, not a third-person account.
3. Time Limit: The story should be approximately 10 minutes long. There will be a gentle signal at the 9-minute mark as a heads-up.
4. No Notes: Storytellers should not bring or refer to any pre-written materials or notes while sharing their stories.
5. Story, Not Other Formats: The shared content should strictly be a story. It should not deviate into poems, rants, philosophical musings, political stances, stand-up comedy, or any other form of expression.
6. Respect the Audience: Avoid content that may be overly graphic, triggering, or inappropriate for a diverse audience. Remember the R.A.R.E. principles even in content and delivery.
7. Respect Fellow Storytellers: Listen attentively when others share, avoiding interruptions or negative comments.
8. Feedback: Constructive feedback may be shared after the event in designated feedback sessions, but heckling or direct critiques during the storytelling are not permitted.
9. Confidentiality: Some stories are personal and sensitive. Attendees and storytellers are expected to maintain confidentiality and not share others' stories outside the event without explicit permission.
10. Positive Environment: The event aims to foster a positive environment grounded in mutual reliance, acceptance, respect, and empowerment. All participants are expected to uphold these values throughout the event.
Note to Participants: Through sharing and listening, we hope to create a community of understanding, empathy, and growth. Let's make this a memorable event for everyone!
How to Share Your R.A.R.E. Story: A Guide to Mining Memories and sharing your story.
The event echoes the values of mutual reliance, acceptance, respect, and empowerment:
Share Your R.A.R.E. Story. It's more than just a monthly gathering—it's a platform for developing storytelling skills while fostering community. If you're gearing up to share your own R.A.R.E. story, here's how you can craft it to resonate with your listeners:
1. Recall the Past:
Memorable Moments: Delve deep into your experiences to unearth moments that changed you, decisions that shifted your trajectory, and even errors that provided essential life lessons.
Personal Impact: Ask yourself, "Why is this story mine to tell?" Ensure it has a profound personal connection.
2. Architect Your Story:
Determine the Stakes: Every story has its climactic moments. What did you stand to gain or lose? It's these stakes that captivate your audience.
From Anecdote to Story: Move beyond mere events. Delve into why a particular episode was significant to you, converting it into a story with depth and essence.
3. Refine the Narrative:
Details Matter: List the crucial events. Make scenes come alive with sensory details, ensuring a vivid experience for your audience.
The Emotional Ride: Evoke strong connections with your listeners by laying bare your emotions. Let them journey through your feelings alongside you.
4. Execute the Delivery:
Structure is Key: Be it a chronological flow, an interspersing of flashbacks, or a tale with an unexpected twist, select the pattern that complements your story best.
Practice to Perfection: Vocalize your story, polish its edges, seek feedback, and adjust as needed. As you ready yourself, remember to manage nerves and stay rooted in your genuine voice.
Final Thoughts
Each person's experiences, emotions, and stories are singular to them. Cherish these narratives.
"Share Your R.A.R.E. Story" event is your stage. Use it to inspire, heal, and form bonds.
After all, a well-narrated story has an unparalleled power to heal.
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Where is it happening?
3380 College Park Drive,Room 336,The Woodlands,77384,US, United StatesEvent Location & Nearby Stays: