You have the power, Dad, to influence and educate your child. You can teach your child about a virtue or value at bedtime tonight and have them wake up tomorrow morning as different people. Why Let the TV See Your Kids More Than You Do? Get your copy of the "DaddyTeller" book in the morning and you'll be able to tell a story at bedtime. I am talking about real, look-them-in-the-eye communication about what's really important in life. The storytelling techniques in this book will change your life. When you learn to tell stories to your kids, you become more interesting to your kids than any amusement park you could ever take them to. It's really easy and I teach you what to say and how to say it in the book. Sean says, "I've been a professional storyteller since 1986 and I'm a dad to four kids. I've told boatloads of stories and taught tons of people how to tell stories. Let me help you painlessly learn to communicate your values with your kids." Real Man, Real Dad: Telling Stories to Children. Take action, Dad, and download the DaddyTeller book right now. While spending less than the price of a lunch out of the office, you'll be creating memories and learning that will stick with your kids forever. And, if you need more prodding, it's well known that storytelling improves the math and reading skills of children."

Take your tale from "What?" to "Wow " Communicate with great stories
In this book, a storytelling coach teaches you how to create effective and compelling stories from anecdotes and floats- the odds and ends of stories in your life or organization.
Anecdotes are pieces of the much greater story you have inside. Floats are the "little brother" of anecdotes. In this mini-book, your will learn about (and experience) creating stories that you can use in a variety of ways from storytelling to print to video.
Take the odds and ends of the stories floating around you and turn them into useful tools.
In the "Measures of Story: How to Create a Story from Floats and Anecdotes" book you will:
* Explore the differences between stories, anecdotes and floats.
* Replace your archaic "elevator speech." Understand why real stories make better communication tools.
* Learn the most overused floats that aren't the stories you might think they are.
* See how these anecdotes and floats become stories with examples for the personal and business world.
* See how a "world tale" can help to drive home an important point.
* Create your new stories with Sean's "Take Action " activities.
* Discover more online resources to help you learn to share convincing stories with associates, friends, students or family.
If you are using story in business, a non-profit organization, a school or just for the next family gathering, you will use your newly created stories to bring fresh life and energy to your events. If increased profits or contributions are your goal, you cannot do better than to use powerful stories to meet those needs.
Note: This particular book is not about oral storytelling techniques such as pacing, gestures, eye contact and so on. Rather, this book focuses on the creation of real stories from anecdotes to be used in sharing stories (storytelling or otherwise) in education, business, health care or even with your own family.
Sean does not just insist that *you* should use stories. Rather, you will experience how Sean teaches and connects concepts by the use of stories, putting his teaching into action.

Especially for dads! How to be a hero to your kids and teach them what's important by telling them one simple story at a time. Includes coaching and instructions to tell 8 stories! Much more than a book! When you purchase the book, you'll be able to access free exclusive training content, videos and at least one more story via our online site. See your new book for more information. About The Author: Sean Buvala K. Sean Buvala is a Trainer, Corporate Coach, and Speaker. But first and foremost, he's a Storyteller. He's been travelling the USA teaching and training since 1986. Now Sean has applied his years of experience as a storyteller-and, not incidentally, father-to a project designed to help Dads convey valuable information to their own children. DaddyTeller: How to be a Hero to Your Kids and Teach Them What's Really Important By Telling Them One Simple Story at a Time is a step-by-step e-book guide for teaching Dads to become storytellers for their kids.