Here are a few resources if you want more information about working with narratives in an organization. Feel free to contact me if you have questions.
Here is the PowerPoint presentation and worksheets used during the August 11, 2010 webinar on non-profits being able to increase donations through collecting and sharing their stories.
Want to know how to use your stories to create your competitive advantage? Designed for small businesses, here's the PowerPoint presentation on how to use stories to stand out from your competition.
What are the core stories that every business professional needs to tell? Here's a worksheet listing the 4 core stories to craft, that begins your repertoire of stories for speaking, sales, and marketing.
Core Stories WorksheetHere's a chart showing the phases of change and the stories that need to be shared in each phase to sustain a change initiative.
Change_Stories Worksheet_2010.pdf
If you want to know more about linking stories to any kind of change effort,
then this article lays out the steps. And of course, if you want to know more
or have questions you need answered on this topic, you can always email me to
set up a 30-minute free consultation!
ChangeThatSticks.pdf
A map showing the different applications for using narratives in an
organization. Includes both internal and external applications.
Story Archipelago.pdfA PowerPoint presentation about working with narratives in an organization. Originally presented to ODNet in San Diego, CA in 2009 and modified with additional information over the last year.
Working With Stories.pdf
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An indispensable tool showing different narrative forms typically found in organizational life. Not everything that is called a story is one! The chart is a simple 1-page reference. The Narrative Forms document lists each type of narrative (story, example, case history, etc.), includes a definition for each form, and demonstrates how the same story looks and feels in different forms. Includes a working definition for a story.
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