Take bold action. Make it fun. Tell more stories. Change the world. This is the art of Storyliving.
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Hey Reader I have just announced Breadcrumbs!! An virtual evening of storytelling on zoom! Breadcrumbs is a free, live storytelling event where 3–4 people share true personal stories around a monthly theme. Come to tell or come to listen. Either is welcome. My hope is to create a space where we can all truly connect away from the vail of social media and the pressure of algorithms and metrics. First event: April 21st @ 6pm PST If you want more info, you can read about it and sign up here. (signing up does not mean you have to tell a story, you can simply come and listen. If you want to tell a story, I will send you a form to fill out after you sing up). I hope to see you there!! Matt |
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Take bold action. Make it fun. Tell more stories. Change the world. This is the art of Storyliving.
Storyliving Pursue a fun life. Tell magnetic stories. Change in the world. Hey Reader If you are a podcast person, you can listen to me speak about today’s article in the latest episode. It’s not an exact transcription of what’s written here. Some things I say below are not included in the podcast and vice versa. Sometimes I write my articles, then create a podcast and sometimes a passionate podcast leads to a newsletter where my thoughts are more organized. They each have their own unique...
Hey Reader Since you're building a brand to change the world, you will love this video. Pair the framework in this video with the tips below and you'll be turning your most fun life into powerful stories that position you as a thought leader in your industry. If you understand this, you will never struggle thinking of ideas to share on social media again. Watch here If you struggle telling stories, just think of them as metaphors. They serve the same purpose which is to give your audience a...
Storyliving Pursue a fun life. Tell magnetic stories. Change in the world. A 70-year-old family member expressed his fear of therapy. He didn’t want to spend the rest of his life drudging up old stories only to revisit past regrets or uncover he was a bad father. I shared a story with him that I hoped would resonate. When I got my first engineering job in New York City I was commuting from my parents house in Connecticut. Five o’clock traffic on the way home was my literal hell and if the...