I’m on the other side of a very big week, a week that has loomed not only on my calendar but also very heavily on my mind. My book was released (YAY! And more details below), but I gave a new workshop and had some client deliverables.
So what? content vs So funded! content
Sometimes, we think we’re telling a story, but it’s not really a story. I call that “so what?” content.
Story v. Non-Story
You keep using that word. I don’t think it means what you think it means. – Inigo Montoya, Princess Bride
The Power of the Third Choice with Sarah Panus
I am happy to introduce you to Sarah Panus because I feel like in a way we are kindred spirits which is coincidental because her business is named Kindred Speak, LLC.
The Four Archetypes of Bad Storytelling and one good one :
The greatest hurdle to effective storytelling for Last week we talked about a big hurdle to good storytelling: finding the time.
Inspiration: To be inspiring, think how you were inspired
When was the last time you felt inspired? Really. Take a second to recall a time. I’ll wait. Maybe it was a book, a movie, someone you follow online, a news story, a brand, or a nonprofit?
Letting Go with Celeste Mergens
This is a story about not letting our circumstances define who we are. If today’s guest can do that, we can do it. She is not paying it forward. She came from a place of extreme poverty to start this global nonprofit Days for Girls International. Celeste Mergens is the founder and CEO of Days […]
Finding Time for Storytelling
The greatest hurdle to effective storytelling for nonprofits is making the time commitment.
The Final Chapter
As I type the first draft of this, I’m on a plane back to my hometown to finally have a gathering and memorialize my dad, who passed away in May 2020.
Getting Noticed
I get asked hard questions a lot, and the answers are always simple, but doing the work for the desired outcome is not.
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