Narrative Strategy and Storytelling for Organisations
Helping organisations solve communication, engagement and change challenges through story
The end of the financial year is the season of "use it or lose it" training budgets, last-minute workshop bookings, and crafting experiences quickly. I love the fun of seeing the types of requests that land in my inbox. This year, there was a definite theme. It was creativity.
When I teach storytelling, two letters are constantly popping up. A & I. Surprised? No, me either. Whether I am teaching pitching, values-based messaging or storytelling, I have to talk about using AI. Or, more specifically, how not to use AI in writing.
One of the greatest tragedies in the world is not getting what you want, and the other is getting it. I believe that was Oscar Wilde. Like most of his one-liners, it hits hard. It feels more true today than ever before in this rapid age of AI.
We all have quirks that make us who we are. Maybe your best friend always starts the day with one perfect cup of coffee, followed by an orange juice, and then waits exactly 30 minutes before eating breakfast. That's their ritual. It's something you remember about them, not because it's wildly unique, but because it's…
Narrative Strategy and Storytelling for Organisations 