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.
How to Say a Lot with a Little
I was recently a guest on a podcast, and one of the first questions would be to introduce myself. Being a strategic storyteller, I knew the answer needed to be a good story.
Whose Story Is It?
Today, I have an epic illustration that shows that we don’t have control over the stories we tell.
The Changemaker
This is Penny Lane. I just returned from a visit to hang out with my best friend in Alaska, and every Thursday, the dog walker comes to get Penny, load her up, and take her on an adventure, with whom and where she has no idea.
Rewriting Us
In a podcast interview last week, I was asked how parents can help their children build their stories to become their best selves.
Stories Drive Performance
I was on vacation last week in a backcountry ski hut in British Columbia, Canada. A group of 10 of us was dropped off via helicopter with two ski guides, and a chef. For six days, I was offline digitally. We’d go ski touring, climbing up to the ridges surrounding the hut and skiing down.
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