The story you tell is always informed by the questions you ask.

In my workbook, How to Talk to Anyone, I share a formula for sharing your story that invites conversation.

I spoke to Mathilde about listening as an integral practice for her as a writer, and when taking time to observe feels like an act of rebellion.

Reflecting on Heimat, or homeland. Some stories need space. They need a longer time to to understand a vastly different lived experience.

Some words are full of stories. The German word Heimat, or Homeland, is one of those words.

As a world, we need to listen more closely and more creatively. We need to listen to others, but also to ourselves and our environments.

As creative people, we are intimately involved in the creative process. We are often less familiar with marketing our work.

One word can help you start conversations and make deeper connections.

How to manage the discomfort of starting a new creative project? I share 3 tips that have helped me with the discomfort in the freedom.