The greatest hurdle to effective storytelling for nonprofits is making the time commitment.
The Final Chapter
As I type the first draft of this, I’m on a plane back to my hometown to finally have a gathering and memorialize my dad, who passed away in May 2020.
Getting Noticed
I get asked hard questions a lot, and the answers are always simple, but doing the work for the desired outcome is not.
Breaking Through the Noise with Your Story
Last week I spoke at the Idaho Nonprofit Conference and, I was asked how to cut through the noise and the answer is quite simple but, the implementation is not.
When is sharing oversharing?
It starts with a beautiful wild place to visit. Then, everyone journeys there. The place gets disrespected, trampled, and trashed.
When is Sharing Oversharing?
If you’re worried telling your personal story feels self-indulgent, I have first, a story, then, a little diagnostic to help you determine if it’s sharing or oversharing.
Small Adjustments
Last week I presented to a group of Solo PR professionals on the power of personal storytelling.
Lessons I Learned from Noli on Leading Change
It’s time for another walk in the woods! Will you join me? Today, I have reflections on starting a movement and leading change based on what I have learned from my dogs.
Don’t Be Afraid to Tell Your Story
Last week, I met with a client to talk about her gala speech. This was a big night for her because she was stepping into a new role as executive director.
Planning for Your Gala Speeches
Planning for your gala speeches? As you might guess, I have some thoughts and opinions. 🙂
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