Take the quick tour. Give us five-minute and we’ll orient you to the Get Storied experience: a blend of resources and services to improve your story quotient. Discover how to tell a bigger story and make the impact you’ve always dreamed about.
Read the manifesto that started it all. Download a complimentary digital copy of our popular book, Believe Me: a Storytelling Manifesto for Change-makers and Innovators.
Need a speaker or presenter? Will speak for chocolate. Whether its an audience of thousands or a more intimate setting, Get Storied delivers inspired presentations that get audiences talking.
When you’re facing the need for reinvention, you need a story that bridges the future and the past. Your success depends on your ability to get others to believe and embrace in this story. We can show you how to manage this strategic process.
Our online Story University provides a range of virtual courses designed to boost your story quotient. Our current focus includes a 12-week course on social media storytelling. Other curriculum covers Brand Storytelling, The Big Pitch, and the Change Marketing process.
Imagine getting your team and story all on the same page. And in less than a day? You need a core story process to guide and frame the conversation. That’s why Get Storied facilitates workshops and retreats for ad agencies, social innovators, and executive teams.
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Published in October of 2009, our Storytelling Manifesto has been read and shared...
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When you’re facing a period of reinvention, you need a story that others can buy...
Story University provides a range of affordable online courses and live training...
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It doesn’t take a chinese kung-fu master to see most organizations need a bigger story. You can easily hide behind the excuse, “its...
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The back story is where the story begins. We often forget this when moving forward with the next chapter; whether that be for your blogging,...
Listen now, or download as an itunes podcast. [Sorry: itunes feed is broken and being fixed] Social media makes everybody a better storyteller,...
The back story is where the story begins. We often forget this when moving forward with the next chapter. Apply these series of questions that can help bring your own back story to life.
Five tell-tale signs of big trouble with your little story. We can all hide behind the excuse, “its a bad economy.” But in reality, if your story feels like an eighties B-movie, there’s only so much love that will keep the nostalgia alive.
Next Podcast: Brian Solis is globally recognized as one of the most prominent thought leaders and published authors in new media. He is the author of the new book on social media and business, Engage! Solis will share insights on Social Media Storytelling in the context of web eco-systems and culture creation.
For me story is more than just performance/telling/anecdotes. Story is about relationship; who am I; where do I belong; what is mine to do?
And since social media is relationship technology, it follows that story blogging is an approach for understanding and inviting people into your world.
Starting this week, it’s all going to change. For the next 12 weeks (in parallel with my course), I am going to blog a least one personal musing, stream of consciousness idea a week. That’s right, one a week. Maybe more, but that’s my baseline commitment — to me, and you. One personal musing, one revelatory reflection, one kernel of truth – a week.
Podcast with Peter Forbes, from the Center for Whole Communities, discussing the topic: Stories of Place, scheduled for Tues, July 22 at 1pm ET.
Here’s the third edition of the Get Storied Insider – now a bi-weekly fix of story insights and inspiration. Sign-up to receive future volumes to keep your thumb on the pulse of business storytelling.
Podcast with Andy Goodman, discussing the topic: why bad stories happen to good causes, scheduled for July 6 at 1pm EDT.
Here’s the second edition of the Get Storied Insider – your weekly fix of story insights and inspiration. Sign-up to receive future volumes to help you keep your thumb on the pulse of business storytelling.
Podcast with David Polinchock, discussing the topic: brand experience design, technology and the narrative continuum, scheduled for June 22 at 1pm EDT.
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