The New Storytellers: Michelle James “Storytelling and the Creative Process: Imaginative Ways to bring your Story to Life” Creativity and storytelling are like Oreos and milk – separate, they’re nice, but together they’re magic. When it comes to telling our own story, so much of what we accept as reality is just the habitual stories we tell ourselves. To articulate a [...]
We know you care about storytelling. We share in your passion and curiosity. Lately, we’ve been struggling to keep up with our stretched capacity and growing demand. It seems the interest in storytelling is definitely leveling up around the world. Want to be at the Nexus of the Global Storytelling Movement? We need your help and passion. Here’s you’re chance to [...]
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In this first of my video blog series, I share with you a little bit about the metaphysics of storytelling: how the stories we tell literally make the world. Want to learn more? Join us for the Reinvention Summit.
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.
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.
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.
Introducing our first ever 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
What is the Relationship Economy? Despite a world of infinite knowledge and possibilities, it feels increasingly harder to make sense of everything. How do we navigate this evolving landscape — when the old maps seem obsolete? Thankfully, we have the mind and insights of Jerry Michalski to help guide the way, as our sherpa and upcoming guest on The New Storytellers, Tuesday, June 8, at 1pm EDT.
It seems everywhere you look established brands are in the midst of radical and ambitious re-inventions. It may be helpful to walk you through a few examples and teach you about four basic genres of brand re-invention that may guide the path forward.
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