Think of your skill in StoryPathing™ as a kind of GPS.  But rather than guiding you to whatever your next may be from where you are, it guides from WHO you are.  You discern with clarity and are equipped to share, with evidence, your competencies and motivations over time.  Your audience meanwhile can orient itself to how your present and what's next intersect in the present moment.  Gain perspective, [...]

When someone asks “tell me about yourself”, that's a cue to show your 'I.D.'  Not a document issued by a government agency, filled with personal stats, e.g., birthday, height, hair/eye color, address, etc., but more substantive information that fills you out, delivered by a 'narrative I.D'.  This is a moment, formal or casual in which you have the opportunity to share who you really are:  where you've been, where [...]

What's the difference between your CV and your story?  Imagine that your CV is like an X-ray.  It shows the 'bare bones' of the body, but not the flesh, muscle, tissue, and ligaments; in other words, the components that hold and move together as a real person.  You can use Storypathing™ to provide the connections in your life:  it makes you a kind of animated CV.  And when you [...]

The Beauty of Imperfection In the course of my reading I have recently encountered references to the Japanese art forms "Wabi Sabi" and "Kintsugi".  I had to look both of these up.  What I found was that both of these traditions value what can be described as 'imperfection', 'impermanence', and 'brokenness'; in short, what we might describe as 'wear and tear'.  Wabi Sabi and Kintsugi operate on an [...]