A Personal Affair
The Written Experience
Everything in existence has a story — especially people and the products they create. Businesses have innate, intricate stories that leadership often wonders if (and how) they should share with their audience. The modern consumer is discerning and wary of anything that lacks transparency. To be successful, authentic storytelling is more important than ever.
Stories are carefully considered beings that have the power to move. Yes, anyone can write, but there are few you would trust to tell your story — and tell it right.
A Writer’s History In Brief
About Me
You would not have thought that a child who so vehemently despised writing would grow up to choose it as a profession. Perhaps it was because all I knew about writing were the essays forced upon me at school—all rules, monotonous structure, and dry facts. I did not know the wonder that can occur from the act of creating for the simple reasons of pleasure and purpose.
Watching the books I obsessed about becoming movies, two things occurred to my young mind: sometimes books really shouldn’t be turned into movies and, other times, the cinematic treatment can be vastly improve the storytelling experience. In essence, delivery was just as essential as the story being told, if not more so.
I became obsessed with the concept of storytelling delivery, as well as the experimentation of format. How a story was told can be the difference between a narrative that was compelling, and one that was not.
Your story is no different.
