That Reminds Me of A Story #TRMOAS

In this conversation there is only one rule. Whatever you say, always begin with :

Additional tips and tricks:

Make it clear that it is important that they use the whole phrase.
No asking each other questions and no discussions. Just stories.
Whatever comes up is the right story. Freedom is key. So forget ‘having a theme’. Instead, have a starting point or story and see where it takes you.
Whoever feels like telling a story is the right person to tell a story. Again, freedom is key.
How one story relates to another story is not important. So no need to explain why one story inspires another story. Just tell your story.
It’s often helpful to explain that sometimes there will be silence. Which is a good sign because it indicates that people are busy gathering stories. If people have the courage to wait, they will see something wonderful happen.
To get started tell a story yourself. Or invite people to think about a time when someone listened to them in a really helpful way. Or let them think about a time when something happened that changed their life.
Experiment and enjoy!

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Hannes Couvreur – founder & curator That Reminds Me of A Story