Module 8
IN THIS LESSON
Before you start to type up your story, it is work considering what your final story will look like.
A few questions to ask yourself:
1. Is the presentation of my story important to me?
This will determine how you present your story.
2. Am I interested in passing my story down the generations?
This will determine the longevity of your story.
3. Who do I want to share my Life Story with?
This will determine how many copies of your story you will need.
There are a number of ways you can publish your story. The simplest option is to type up and print out copies of your story for interested family and friends. A well-presented story however is likely to be kept and even passed down through future generations. It will become a family heirloom.
Please click on this link to take a look at some presentation options I offer at Memories of a Lifetime. I am happy to talk further with you about these options.
Click on the link below for a printable outline of what has been discussed in Lessons 1 and 2 of the Module.
COURSE OUTLINE
Module 1
Course Introduction Birth and Background
Module 2
Childhood Memories
Module 3
Childhood Memories- School Years
Module 4
Young Adult Memories
Module 5
Adult Memories- Marriage Adult Memories- Children
Module 6
Adult Memories
Module 7
Other Preface Final Words
Module 8
Writing Your Story Publishing Your Story What’s Next
Share your initial thoughts in relation to how your final story will look.
Is the presentation of your story important to you?
Are you hoping to pass down your story to future generations?
How many copies of your story do you think you will need?
Do any of the presentation options described on the handout 'TAKE YOUR STORY TO THE NEXT LEVEL' appeal to you at this stage?
Finally, take a look at What’s Next.il
PULBLISHING YOUR STORY
Would you like to publish your story for family and friends to read?
The next lesson will show you how.
Please contact me if you have any questions about anything covered in this week's Modules.