“...what draws us into a story and keeps us there is the firing of our dopamine neurons, signaling that intriguing information is… — Lisa Cron Memoirs Copy Share Image
“You cherry-pick events that are relevant to the story question and construct a gauntlet of challenge (read: the plot) that will force… — Lisa Cron Money Copy Share Image
“Each thing you add to your story is a drop of paint falling into clear water; it spreads through and colors everything.” — Lisa Cron Clear water Copy Share Image
“Remember, when we're lost in a story, we're not passively reading about something that's happening to someone else.” — Lisa Cron Protagonist Copy Share Image
“Think of each detail as an egg. The writer keeps tossing them at us, one after another, seemingly unaware of the growing… — Lisa Cron Things in life Copy Share Image
“what we’re hoping for in that opening sentence is the sense that something is about to change (and not necessarily for the… — Lisa Cron Hope Copy Share Image
“If I ask you to think about something, you can decide not to. But if I make you feel something? Now I… — Lisa Cron Focus Copy Share Image
“Stories not only give us a much needed practice on figuring out what makes people tick, they give us insight into how… — Lisa Cron Stories Copy Share Image
