Holidays always make me nostalgic and I was thinking about how things become so ingrained in us as kids that we don’t even realize it because we don’t know any different.
Cheerleaders and Narrative Flips
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.
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