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One of the most difficult parts of being a feature reporter is coming up with story ideas. It is best to begin with a broad concept and then narrow it down to come up with manageable story ideas using a process called mapping. Think of a topic that interests you. Then, consider your audience, any related time pegs and what other broad subjects could be involved with your topic. Based on those elements, map out story ideas to come up with questions you could actually investigate for a story (see Figure 2.2).

Figure 2.2 Mapping Your Story Idea