Unthinkable with Jay Acunzo

Great stories aren't found and reported. They're built and practiced. Effective storytellers know how to imbue any moment with meaning.

Respect creatives. Respect writers. Respect artists. Pay creatives. Pay writers. Pay artists.

In our fourth episode of this mini-series, a prolific creator shares three different possible intros for a powerful new story -- and our dissection takes a surprising turn. (This series is like Song Exploder meets business storytelling!)

In our third episode of the mini-series "Signature Stories," we're looking at how a small story can create massive meaning. This series is like Song Exploder but for business storytellers.

In our second episode of the mini-series "Signature Stories," we're looking at the making of a tiny but powerful story our guest uses to change the power dynamic of a room for the better -- so he can teach and inspire his audience. This series is like Song Exploder but for business storytellers.

In a brand new mini-series, we're diving into signature stories from our favorite storytellers. Like Song Exploder but for stories, we want the world's most brilliant business storytellers to take us inside their practice. It's there we can all learn to become more effective storytellers.

In this one-shot, we explore taste - what it is, how we define it, and how we can continue to develop our own taste.

It's our fourth episode hearing from creative people about their internal barriers. Specifically, we'll hear stories and ideas about the dreaded writers' block.

The case for focusing on formats, specifics, and following your own interests.

In this one-shot, we explore how to to define quality through creating useful friction, asking 3 important questions, and adding 2 habits into your creative practice.