I get that this is a struggle. I get that our owner’s side of us takes over, and we fall in love with the way our businesses are or used to be. That the world has changed. And we’re still holding on to things like vanity, ego, locations. And I don’t say those negatively. These are human conditions and people are in tough times right now.
Sean Buvala, Storyteller & Author
I help people and places share their story via performance, publishing, public-speaking and parenting.
Category: Articles
When You Think Business Storytelling is B.S.
Metaphors build a business. They work in your work. If you do nothing, you can keep floundering. Let us set you on the yellow-brick road, as it were.
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Bouncing Around Your Business Storytelling?
So, it’s like playing pinball in your business lately? I get it, biz owner. You wake up at night thinking; “If I could just get ‘them’ to understand how good my company is.” Man, when I was a kid, it was worth peddling my bike down 51st avenue to get to the…
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The First Task of the Business Storyteller
The first task of the business (or NPO) storyteller is to listen to their clients, customers or team.
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What Stories They Need: Pearls and Corn
You might have a perfect story or illustration, the ideal graph or illustration, the anecdote to end all anecdote – and yet all of that might still be worthless to your listener.
