Story Lost, Story Found, Part C
“As I communicated with one of the other applicants, I was encouraged to hear that as part of her story, she doesn’t hang on to the hurts, much less get stuck there. In fact, it is a significant part of her bigger story.” She proceeded to tell me how many people she...
Story Lost, Story Found, Part B
I had been invited to apply to a TEDx stage since their theme aligned with my story. This unexpected invitation triggered an inner excitement. Then, what got me even more excited was the possibility of inviting two others who really wanted to get on the TEDx platform...
Story Lost, Story Found, Part A
How do I know if I lost my story if I don’t even know I have one? How can I reflect on my January 2020 story if I don’t even know what I am looking for? The more I value my expereinces, and learn from them, even when things don’t turn out as planned, the more I am...
Three steps to Maximize your Story, Part C
Tom was a financial planner who wanted to be the kind of person who could stop the casual communication in a room when he entered. He knew that if he could make that kind of impact with co-workers, he could make that kind of impact with clients. He also realized that...
Three steps to Maximize your Story, Part B
I attended a high-end two day event where a photographer was brought in to capture each person speaking. He asked us to share a funny story and of course, pretend he wasn’t there. One by one everyone shared a humorous story and my turn was next. I could feel the...
Three steps to Maximize your Story, Part A
I was challenged with my friend’s statement in his email when he said, “I’m grateful for my health. I’m grateful for my relationships with friends near & far. But mostly, I’m grateful for every failure I’ve endured along the way.” I stopped at that point to...
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