Suddenly!

57 minutes ago
Dave Bricker

Consider how this one word—suddenly—is the world's most common shortcut for actual literary description. Usually, it's an obvious case: "The…

The Music Industry’s $50-Billion/Year Storytelling Fumble

2 months ago

  For decades, FM radio stations served as the primary outlet for major record labels to promote their artists. Radio…

Scientists Have the Climate Story Wrong

2 months ago

Oh, they’re right enough about climate change. If you look at the data and at changing weather patterns around the…

Clever is the New Currency

4 months ago

Not so long ago, content was currency. Your ideas, experiences, opinions, eloquence, education, and advice established you as a thought…

A Story of Steve Jobs, Creativity, Balance, and Success

6 months ago

“People from technology don't understand the creative process … companies go through to make their products, and they don't appreciate…

Take the CUSS Out of Customer Service!

7 months ago

  Everyone thinks they know what good customer service is. We’ve all had bad customer service—a waiter who won’t bring…

M&Ms, Rock Stars, and Divas

9 months ago

  What of M&Ms, rock stars, and divas? The rock band Van Halen had an infamous clause in their contract…

Every Sailor Runs Aground Sooner or Later

9 months ago

  Every sailor runs aground sooner or later! How do you know if a speaker really brings the experience they…

Zero, Infinity, and the Search for Meaning

10 months ago

13.7-billion years ago, the universe expanded from a single point. Some of the light we see in the sky took…

The Best Speakers Tell Stories About You!

10 months ago

The best speakers tell stories about YOU! A speaker walked onto the platform wearing a rugged jacket and hiking boots.…

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