The importance of "because" in storytelling goes beyond explaining why something happened - it gives your story meaning and helps your audience understand why they should care. In this conversation, Troy Campbell and Matt Abrahams discuss how "because" in storytelling can make a message more compelling, and why understanding the deeper reason behind your story matters. Whether you're using storytelling at work, in business, or in your everyday life, identifying your "because" can help you create narratives that feel more purposeful, memorable, and relevant to your audience.
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