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When you are ready to share your story, there are many questions that come up about how the story should be shared. One of those is usually: how long should my story be?  I’ve heard this question from my coaching clients many times and I always like to answer with another question: where are you…

Stories are meant to be shared. But sometimes we do things that do not help us to share our stories in a compelling way. You will find below the four things you should not do when sharing a story.

During my storytelling workshops I am privileged to listen to all kind of amazing stories from people. I won’t share them here because I believe everyone has the right to share their own stories, but I do want to focus on those stories that might be triggering for others. If you think or have been told that your story might trigger other people, here are four things you can do.

It might sometimes happens that you have to share someone else’s story. How to do that while honouring the responsibility you are given?

We tell ourselves plenty of stories that keep us down. Here are three with suggestions on what to tell yourself instead

It’s so easy to think that working for a big organisation or earning loads of money is the key to have people stay in your organisation. And sometimes we think the purpose behind what we do can be enough to keep team members onboard, but it’s not. Instead, here is what you need to do…