How to write a motivational story?

You have to connect to people's core values to motivate them. While everyone has his or her own set of core values, it is very difficult unless you relate to some universal values everyone recognizes. For example, the care for a child is something everyone on earth can recognize and sympathize with. So, if you start with a story about a caring mother for her young child and tie this story to the important things you want your audience to convey, then you have a high chance of succeeding in motivating your audience.

1. The first step is to define who your audience is. What is their current state? What are they struggling with right now? What are some universal values they all share?
2. The second step is to define what you want to accomplish with your story. What are the important values you want your audience to adopt?
3. The third step is to identify the path from current values to wished values.
4. The fourth step finally, is to design your story using universal values.

Let me give you an example …

Let’s assume that you want to convince your audience to buy a certain shampoo product:

1. Define your audience: women between 30 and 50 who want to let their hair shine more. Universal values: child care.

2. Define your outcome: you want these women to take more care of their hair. Important values: “hair care” and “looking good”.

3. Path:

• from: ignorant about hair care
• to: “care is important”
• to: “hair care” is important
• to: “looking good” is important

4. Design your story:

• Tell a story about a mother struggling to care for her child because she has three jobs and too little time and money.
• Show that how bad your situation is, it remains always important to care for your child
• As it is important to care for yourself.
• Make the bridge toward hair care by saying that like your health you also can’t ignore how you look.
• So, use this shampoo to take care of your hair and look good too

 

Motivational Quotes

 5 words motivational stories -

1. Think about why you started.
   2. Want it? Work for it.
   3. Good enough isn’t good enough.
   4. I am making myself.
   5. You are your own limit.
   6. Run like you stole something.
   7. Think training’s hard? Try losing.
   8. I’m my own greatest enemy.
   9. Strong is the new beautiful.
   10. I am busy getting stronger.
   11. Without struggle there’s no progress.
   12. Greatness is earned, never awarded.
   13. Falling is not always a failure.
   14. Every day is a second chance.
   15. Don’t stop until your’s proud.
   16. It's just you against you.
   17. There is no finish line.
   18. Today’s actions are tomorrow’s results.
   19. Yesterday you said tomorrow.
   20. Champions train losers complain.
   21. Everything you need is already inside.
   22. Pain is temporary. Victory is eternal.
   23. You earn your body.
   24. Twice the guts. Double the glory.
   25. Start unknown. Finish unforgettable.
   26. Every damn day just does it.
   27. Willpower knows no obstacles.
   28. Harder better faster stronger.
   29. Greatness has no peak.
   30. Good vs great. There’s a difference.
   31. Stop wishing and start doing.
   32. There’s no winning without hard work.
   33. Hard work beats talent.
   34. Skilled in every position.
   35. Best dreams happen when you’re awake.
   36. Dreams don’t work unless you do.
   37. Some people just need a high-five.
   38. Stay focused & never give up.

What's the Bitter truth of life?

 Bitter Truth

1. Physical beauty is valued.
2. Fake people are loved more.
3. Partiality is core in every place.
4. The reservation system is killing the development of India.
5. No one thinks good for you except your parents. I repeat, no one!
6. Very few friends are happy with your success. Most of your best friends leave you. “No forever!”
   
   
   
7. Most present relationships have no future. They are made to break up one day.
8. Everyone has feelings which are hard to hide but difficult to express.
9. There is no relationship name given for: “friends <_______<love”
10. People will call you “cheap” if you do fashion and “Stupid” if you are simple. You can no way make people stop saying bullshits.
11. We are getting addicted to the internet day by day!
12. Most students are even today forced to pursue engineering and medicine.
13. Marriages are not always happy.
14. All relatives don't think of your goodwill.
15. 90% of people you meet in life, backstab you.
16. We waste most of our time in jealousy.
17. You can get good education only if you are financially stable.
18. The headache really sucks.
19. The life of a divorcee is too tough. Not for work but for the taunts they get to hear daily.
20. People read your answer till the last point, but don't upvote :(

Edit:

I didn't mean to hurt anyone or question equality for the sc/st. What I meant was that there should be Equality!!!!!!!! Equality between general and others. Instead of giving special preference, they all are treated equally and are given opportunities on the basis of talent. That would be the true sense of equality. The reservation system favours inequality rather than abolishing it.