This Father’s Day in a time of social distancing, we would love to help you give Dad or Grandpa something meaningful. We are offering a
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Family Reunions – the perfect place to capture a story
It’s that time of year when there is plenty of planning for family reunions. What thoughts stir in your brain when you hear those two
What is your purpose?
When helping people write life stories, one of the questions I zero in on is: What is your purpose? Do you feel your life has
Story structure – strengthen any story with these tips and examples
This article explains the basics of story structure using The Sound of Music as the main example, followed by a short personal example, and ending
Record Audio on Holidays and at Family Reunions
With family reunion season upon us, I challenge you to do one simple task to prepare–today, right now before you forget! The most important might
Is Yours a Redemption Story?
I remember asking my boss for help a couple of years ago and it prompted me to write in my journal, “My younger self wouldn’t
What is the theme in writing your story?
Can you answer this question: What is the theme in writing your story? Sometimes the main idea can become muddy. This article will help you
How to inspire with your canon of business stories
When I look back at the end of my life, I hope the relationships formed with colleagues are among those I cherish as true and
The one writing step we never miss – it makes a world of difference
[00:00:03.040] It has a as a note, this is being recorded, so but when I when I do the replay, I always make sure that
Mr. Rogers on suicide, anger and the value of quiet
A plaque beside Mr. Fred Rogers’ office chair read: “What is essential is invisible to the eye.” Mr. Rogers and Charlie Rose talk about what is essential