Stories can create change, both in ourselves and in our organizations. In this guest post, Matt Ragland shares five elements of powerful stories.
[This was a great reminder of the most important elements in powerful stories. ~ Jeff]
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Via Gregg Morris
Gregg Morris's comment,
November 17, 2012 10:05 AM
Matt really hit this one out of the park didn't he? I'm happy to read that you enjoyed it as much as I did Kathleen!
Kathleen Pooler's comment,
November 17, 2012 10:13 AM
Yes, Gregg, he did! I have shared it all over and link in my blog post next week on building story structure for my memoir. His post was very well-timed for me.
Gregg Morris's comment,
November 17, 2012 12:52 PM
Kathleen, have you read Charlotte Linde's Life Stories: The Creation of Coherence?
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