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find-the-story
Interview someone about something that actually happened until there is a story worth telling, then write it without bolting a lesson on the end. Use when someone says they have nothing to write about, has a vague idea they cannot shape, wants to write about an experience, or asks for a personal post. Do not invent details they did not give you, and do not inflate a small thing into a parable.
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# Find the story in it
"I have nothing to write about" is almost never true. It usually means nobody
has asked the right question, and the questions people ask themselves are the
ones least likely to produce an answer.
This skill is an interview first and a draft second. Do not start writing until
step 3 has produced something only this person could have said.
## Step 1: ask for the moment, not the topic
"What did you learn this year" produces a summary. Summaries are not stories.
Ask for a specific occasion instead:
