When I meet new people I always ask questions that help them share their stories with me, and when they do something magical happens; genuine connection. It’s the most natural and age-old way for humans to connect but it has become less prevalent in people’s lives.

Technology has led to more stories than ever being shared but in our strive for efficiency it has also made stories less personal and less authentic. It’s become a means to influence more than a way to connect, and it has left us more disconnected and isolated than ever. 

In my work I want to invite more people to experience this magic by hosting storytelling events for communities and organizations or bringing my experience and care for people to host other events. The results go far beyond a fun and engaging experience because better connections make teams stronger, organizations more efficient and events see their attendees wanting to come back.