The Story Economy Blog
- Posted in honesty bookI’m an empath, which means I tend to feel others’ emotions as my own. In the first days of the coronavirus shutdown, all I felt in my community was fear. I couldn’t run up the main street of my small town without crying. I would inhale everyone’s…Read More
- Posted in honesty bookWe’re all trying to get through this very hard, very weird, very devastating time. Give the money, help the people, sew the masks: I want to do it all, and I feel overwhelmed most days trying to figure out what to do. I have been able to identify one…Read More
- Posted in honesty bookMy mom has been trying to get rid of stuff. She is 85 and still lives in the house where I grew up. Though she has no plans to move from the house anytime soon, she’s doing this sly thing of making us take stuff home with us when we visit. A few weeks…Read More
- Posted in content strategy, honesty bookWhen I’m not writing essays about how I realized my daily glass of wine wasn’t so great, stories about teenage YouTubers, or books about honesty, I help hospitals figure out their web content. I spent a few days last week with the marketing team of…Read More
- Posted in honesty bookDo you have distinct parts of yourself that get into long and tedious arguments? I do. Right now, it’s the “ambitious” part of me and the “have some perspective” part of me. The ambitious part of me fundamentally believes that I’m on a path…Read More