Another Idea for Winning Your Election
Most political candidate’s websites are horrible. They might look nice, including a...
Josh Kilen || lives Unboxed
Humor. Business. Religion. Politics. Children's Stories. "The Box" doesn't exist.
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What If Your Story Feels On Hold?
We’ve all been there. Those times when everything should be working out...
How to Sell Art Your Way (Why Your Art Should Be Sold)
I’ve received some flack for being a salesman. They don’t mean it...
The Danger of Authors Pretending To Be Publishers
Authors, welcome to the game. It’s hard, and brutal. If you’re not...
Is Truth Better Than Fiction?
I read a tweet saying there’s not enough stories about people connecting,...
Are you telling the right story?
Human beings are designed to focus on the individual, therefore stories focusing...
Painfully Bad Business Stories… But At Least They’re Long Winded and Boring
In doing some research on a company, I came across some vexing...
How to Write a Bio or About Me That Automatically Turns Heads
Recently I had to help some artists become storytellers. They were masterful at putting brush to canvas but when it came to telling their unique compelling stories, they were finger painting. So here's some good advice for artists and the painfully un-artistic alike, so that you confidently create your story that compels.
Add an a generous helping of conflict
Conflict is absolutely the first thing you should know about creating stories. Most "Bio's" or "About Me" pages are all sweet and cuddly, filled with details that don't get anyone's attention. So what if you were born in a regular town, to regular folks, in a regular manner. I'm already bored. But
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