When have you gone out of your way to choose someone or something? I wait longer and pay more for a book from my local independent bookstore rather than buy from Amazon.
What We Can Learn From Political Debates
I watch political debates through two lenses. The first, of course, is to learn about the candidates so I can make informed decisions.
What Powerful Stories Begin With
Listen to the blog here. If you are in the U.S., I hope you enjoyed the unofficial end to summer. This blog is coming to you late because I was, in fact, enjoying it offline on a lake in Montana biking, hiking, swimming, paddleboarding, and having lots of conversations around a fire, which led me […]
The Power of Stories to Engage People
Yesterday (Sunday), we walked uphill to say goodbye to one of my favorite spots in the forest, about a 2-mile walk up to the top of the ridge from our door. A trail runs through a beautiful meadow and forest.
Stories That Build Community
Listen to the blog here. I’m a student of Thought Leaders Business School, a program that helps me be more commercially smart and continually level up my skills (thinking, delivery, and selling). Students are located around the globe, and the community that has developed is unmatched. These are my people. The School meme is “We come for […]
Trust in Stories
When we lead with story, everything gets better. Some days, this idea sounds, well, idealistic, and this past weekend qualified as “some days.”
Riveting: The Power of Questions
When we lead with story, everything gets better. Stories make us real, relatable, and riveting. I spend an entire day with corporate teams exploring this idea and helping them put it into practice so leaders can create higher-functioning teams.
The Power of Being Real: A Lesson in Effective Storytelling
If you’ve been following along, you know I believe the most influential leaders are great storytellers, and they possess three powerful qualities (through their stories). They are real, relatable, and riveting.
Quieting the Small Voice and Giving Voice to What Matters
Are you nearing the financial year and have funds that need to be allocated? I can help you spend that! (wink emoji)
When a Single Sentence Could Have Been an Entire Narrative
Sometimes, a meeting could have been an email, and that’s frustrating. It could have saved everyone a lot of time and money.
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