A Legacy of Personal Stories

How often do you share YOUR stories with the children in your life? Ask parents/grandparents to write out a personal life experience story instead of giving a gift that won’t be remembered or used for more than a couple of months. When I saw my daughter developing, I shared stories about what it was like for me, and she asked to hear that story over and over. It enabled her to share with me her deep feelings about it and opened the bridges for communication.

By Eva Grayzel|2016-10-14T15:18:23-04:00November 15th, 2010|Making Life Meaningful|0 Comments

About the Author: Eva Grayzel

Eva Grayzel is a nationally recognized motivational storyteller. With twenty-five years of experience in the spotlight, Eva’s expertise in interactive storytelling techniques is incomparable. Exuding the kind of onstage charisma that cannot be taught, she delivers a proven method to educate and inspire audiences. A late-stage oral cancer diagnosis threatened to hijack her ability to talk the talk. After regaining her vocal chops, she crafted a thought-provoking story of survival, taking what could have been a tragic end and turning it into a powerful new beginning. Eva conveys the realities of her journey, emphasizing relatable and meaningful life lessons. The power of her personal story is the motivation behind creating a model to teach story development for building business.