Tell Your Story: Build Rapport And Create Connections

Why is telling your story important? Here is an example. I’m a groupie of a local band and during their break, I said, "I love you but I know nothing about you! My friend asked me where you are from, and I did not know the answer.” I suggested each gig include a story by [...]

By |2021-07-26T12:13:04-04:00July 26th, 2021|Storytelling|0 Comments

Seal The Deal With a Powerful Story

Story coaching came knocking at my door. After telling my story on a main stage, a sales manager said, "If my team could tell a story the way you do, we would be hitting our goals everyday!" I opened the door by offering to work with the team. Three weeks later, the manager told me [...]

By |2020-12-19T07:27:42-05:00December 18th, 2020|Storytelling|0 Comments

Jumpstart Conversations Around Cancer with M.C. Plays Hide & Seek

How will you make this Thanksgiving meaningful? Need some new ideas to infuse quality into your time together as a family? After recovering from cancer and getting a second chance at life, I had regrets. I was so busy running children around, I didn’t take time to teach life values in a meaningful way. So, [...]

By |2020-11-20T09:17:36-05:00November 20th, 2020|News, Storytelling, Survivorship, Talk for Hope|0 Comments

Storytelling For Non-Profits: How To Maintain Personal Boundaries While Telling a Personal Story

Storyteller Eva Grayzel’s course on storytelling for non-profits reveals how to maintain personal boundaries while telling a personal story.

By |2020-10-12T16:04:20-04:00October 12th, 2020|Storytelling|0 Comments

Jonah And The Whale Rap: Story of Forgiveness ‘Covideo’

During pandemic isolation, there were few distractions as cathartic for me as producing 'covideos,' or Covid video projects. The first was my Rosh Hashana Video for Young Families. Sales for the video did not fund a similar project for Yom Kippur, so I decided to produce the highlight of the video, the Jonah And The [...]

By |2020-09-29T20:13:51-04:00September 29th, 2020|News, Simply Story, Storytelling|0 Comments
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