This Moved Me

In this episode of This Moved Me, Sara and I talk about the process -and more importantly - the responsibility - of communicating a message full of heart, intention and guidance for the people in her congregation. Sara is a walking example of someone who loves people - well, beautifully, and often. (Lucky congregation!) So it was wonderful to get her insight on how she brings that love to life as a speaker.

In this episode of This Moved Me, Joe and I talk about taking all of this skills needed as a broadcaster and how he translated it to being on stage as a keynote speaker. As a journalist and broadcaster, Joe focused on stories of impact - and over time had gathered so many powerful stories that were not just about sports - but about how we can lead better lives.

In this episode of This Moved Me, Joe and I talk about taking all of this skills needed as a broadcaster and how he translated it to being on stage as a keynote speaker. As a journalist and broadcaster, Joe focused on stories of impact - and over time had gathered so many powerful stories that were not just about sports - but about how we can lead better lives.

In this episode of This Moved Me, Corey and I talk about his arc towards his speaking career, which includes battling real anxiety, facing it head-on and ending up being a stand-up comedian and prolific speaker. Corey's passion is sharing the insights he's culled from thousands of interviews - all in an attempt to inspire us to be the best we can be.

In this episode of This Moved Me, Corey and I talk about his arc towards his speaking career, which includes battling real anxiety, facing it head-on and ending up being a stand-up comedian and prolific speaker. Corey's passion is sharing the insights he's culled from thousands of interviews - all in an attempt to inspire us to be the best we can be.

Bree Noble - entrepreneur, musician, speaker, podcast host of Women of Substance - Bree and I talk about her career arc - but at the core of it is Bree's story that comes from her own struggle with Glaucoma. She shares her story because, though it's hard, it's what has helped her grow her audience, and connect with others.

Bree Noble - entrepreneur, musician, speaker, podcast host of Women of Substance - Bree and I talk about her career arc - but at the core of it is Bree's story that comes from her own struggle with Glaucoma. She shares her story because, though it's hard, it's what has helped her grow her audience, and connect with others. 

Today on the show I am so delighted to have Michael Margolis - founder of Get Storied, author, speaker, storytelling expert who has worked with nonprofits, corporations and individuals from around the world to help them tell their stories better. Michael started out as a social entrepreneur, wanting to find solutions to social problems, and realized that storytelling was often the solution. Michael has spoken throughout the world about storytelling - authenticity - personal branding -and I am thrilled he has taken the time to join us today.

Today on the show I am so delighted to have Michael Margolis - founder of Get Storied, author, speaker, storytelling expert who has worked with nonprofits, corporations and individuals from around the world to help them tell their stories better. Michael started out as a social entrepreneur, wanting to find solutions to social problems, and realized that storytelling was often the solution. Michael has spoken throughout the world about storytelling - authenticity - personal branding -and I am thrilled he has taken the time to join us today.

Andy Zimney - performer, improviser, speaker (and, my husband!). He is smart and funny (and tall and cute and he cooks/irons/mends things - I know, I know) - AND helpful! You see, he agreed to be my "guinea interview" several months back - but I found Andy's comments so insightful that I decided to share. (I mean, who knew that someone I've spent the last 20 years with would still intrigue me!)

Please forgive the poor sound quality, as I was just getting things figured out! I hope you find it worthwhile nonetheless, because Andy's alter-ego to improv and performance is as a facilitator on organizational development–a unique pairing that brings to light some important ideas that we skimmed the surface of. (Hence the "Part One" - more to come in Part Two!)