Storytelling with Puck

Charles Waters is an explorer. He’s travelled through many countries across many continents but that isn’t the only way he explores. For him, every new day is a chance to discover something new. From boarding school to university, to working in a wine shop, to travelling, to landscaping and to writing powerful copy, Charles is always discovering something new.

In his most recent exploration, Charles found himself guesting on Episode 8, Series 3 of the Storytelling with Puck Podcast. What a guest he was! Explore just how wonderful his stories are by listening today.

Charles’ appetite for exploration is just one of the aspects that make him a wonderful writer and you can find out more about him by clicking on the links below.

Charles’ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/charlessbwaters/

Charles’ website - https://www.charleswaterswritingservices.co.uk/

Charles on Writer.me - https://writer.me/charles-waters/

Charles’ Twitter - https://twitter.com/TheBorders62

Charles’ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/charles.waters.92351

Please be aware that this episode talks about suicide and mental health challenges. If now isn't the right time to listen, please don’t press play. These stories are important and we need to tell them to raise awareness but your health and your current state of mind is more important than anything else.

Steve shares the story of his son, Jordan. It’s not just about that painful moment in time but about everything that came before and the changing world that has developed since. We talk about the challenges, the lack of health parity and the need for better care. We also focus on hope. There is hope and with The Jordan Legacy, there’s a real opportunity to take action. #BatonOfHope is a hashtag that you will see more and more over the next year. Keep an eye on it and support it where you can as we need all of our efforts to make sure it has the impact it deserves.

To find out more about The Jordan Legacy and to get support with your mental health, please visit https://thejordanlegacy.com/ . 

If you’d like to keep up to date, follow the #BatonOfHope hashtag on LinkedIn, follow Steve Phillip and follow the Jordan Legacy using the links below:

Steve’s LinkedIN - https://www.linkedin.com/in/stevephilliphope/

The Jordan Legacy on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-jordan-legacy-foundation/

With words, with music, with poetry, with story, we create a rhythm, we let the beat guide us. Ta tam, ta tam, ta tam. Sheron’s poetry takes us into her flow, yet the occasional thump!

Thump!

Thump!

Interrupts that beat. Her stories, her poetry, her insights will keep you enthralled.

There are many places to go to connect with Sheron and to buy her wonderful books. Check them out below:

Sheron’s website: https://www.sheronmingoy.com/

Sheron’s Mementos: https://www.supermementosyea.com/shop

Buy Sheron’s books on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Sheron-Mingo-Y/e/B07ZJN158T

Sheron’s Facebook page: https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100079922680315

Sheron’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/sheronmingoy?t=cOjKzfGZ1-gCcob1jly6gQ&s=03

Sheron’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sheron-m-534b91228/

Do you like speaking in front of groups?

What stops you? Lack of confidence? Fear? Something else?

Have you heard of TEDx? Would you speak at one of those? Maybe you have already?

Is your heart beating faster as I ask these questions?

It’s OK if presenting isn’t your thing. It really isn’t for everyone but one thing is for sure, everyone can present.

Mark Robinson, our guest for Episode 5 of Series 3 of the Storytelling with Puck Podcast has a lot to say on the subject and he’s definitely worth listening to. Get ready for 3 Cs, 3Es and more than 3 stories. 

Get ready to present and make the most of Mark Robinson’s expertise by clicking the links below:

Mark Robinson Training website: Home — Mark Robinson Training

Mark’s LinkedIn: Mark Robinson | LinkedIn

Buy Mark’s book: Speak Inspire Empower — Mark Robinson Training

Website in Dutch! Spreek je Nederlands? Home - Mark Robinson

Smile for the camera!

Where does inspiration come from? It comes from stories, of course. Here’s a prime example. Our guest for Series 3, Episode 4 of the Storytelling with Puck Podcast is a powerful storyteller. His medium is the camera. His films highlight the challenges of businesses, their successes, their stops along the way. With every story he tells, he inspires somebody, somewhere to take action. Tim was inspired, in his own right, by a story. Find out more about that by listening today.

Let Tim make you smile by finding him using the links below:

Tim’s LinkedIn - Timothy Mason | LinkedIn

Creative business videos' website - Creative Business Videos – Creative Business Videos

Creative film workshops' website - Home (creativefilmworkshops.co.uk)

It’s not about dogs, it’s not about McFly, it’s not even about Teddy or Tizzy. It’s about you. You’re probably wondering how it’s about you. Maybe you’re even wondering what exactly IT is. Well, that’s the power of words. The power of magic. The power of alchemy. Once you listen to the compelling copywriter that is Eleanor Goold, you’ll understand everything. Luckily for you, there’s an opportunity to listen right now. Eleanor was a guest on Episode 3 of Series 3 of the Storytelling with Puck Podcast. (Just so you know, we talk about dogs!)

To find out more about Eleanor’s alchemy, click on the links below:

Eleanor Goold – LinkedIn

KreativCopywriting

The Copywriter Facebook Group

Twitter

Instagram

From one land to another, from one story to another, from one life to another. Bina Briggs has gone though things that many of us couldn’t imagine. A refugee from Uganda with a tough home life, Bina never had things easy. Still, she currently runs a successful HR company called Plain Talking HR and enjoys her life in Sunny Luton, in the UK. What got her here, you may ask? Well, if you’ve got the ears to listen, Bina’s got the legs, the strength and the tenacity to take you on this journey with her. Start listening to Episode 2 of Series 3 of the Storytelling with Puck Podcast now, to find out more.

You need to buy Bina’s book. Really, you need to buy Bina’s book. You may also want to get in touch with her in other ways. We’ll leave the links below. Seriously though, buy Bina’s book. It’s called the Red Thread.

Here’s where to buy it:  The Book - The Red Thread Book

Plain Talking HR on Facebook - Plain Talking HR | Facebook

Plain Talking HR on Twitter - Bina Briggs (@PlainTalkingHR) / Twitter

Bina Briggs on LinkedIn - Bina Briggs | LinkedIn

Bina talking about her book on YouTube - Bina Briggs - The Red Thread Book - YouTube

It starts with a hen

Hens, homesteads, a little LinkedIn, a lot of marketing, where are we going with this? Jennifer Elia says that content is anything that educates your audience and stories are an amazing way of making that happen. Still, if you’re wondering what hens have to do with Jennifer’s business, this is the best place to find out. Start listening to Episode 1 of Series 3 of the Storytelling with Puck podcast right away.

Are you looking to get found on LinkedIn? Check out Jennifer's links below to see how you can make that happen.

Scale My Business - Jennifer's Website

Jennifer's LinkedIn

Jennifer's YouTube

Some people know exactly what they want to do at a very young age. Everything is planned out and no stone gets left unturned in making sure that they get there. Jennifer Nunez was not one of those people. Life after school was about taking things as they come. By doing that, Jennifer learned a lot about life and business that is easily missed when we follow a pre-determined path. Still, a marketing degree came calling, a marketing community was to be developed and a move to a completely new continent was on the horizon. Listen to episode 15 of Series 2 of the Storytelling with Puck podcast to find out more.

Want to be part of Jennifer’s amazing marketing community or hire her to make your business go further? Click on the links below:

Gem Services - Website.

Jennifer's LinkedIn.

Isn't it brilliant that we're all so unique? You'll hear Puck Creations talk about the benefits of standing out all the time and we explain that the best way to do that is by defining who you are. You are unique, you are the magic ingredient. Yet, being unique doesn't mean that we need to be alone or lonely. We still have a lot in common with those around us. We can still connect. We can still share the feelings that matter most to us. Harshita Khandelwal writes in a way that helps us to connect on a deeper level and we get to share in her brilliance in episode 14 of Series 2 of the Storytelling with Puck Podcast.

Want to find out more about Harshita? Of course you do. Find her using the link below:

Harshita’s LinkedIn