In our blog you will find our insights into storytelling, belonging and the ways storytelling can be applied. Here you can find useful hints, tips and references for your storytelling craft, your sense of belonging or applying storytelling in a professional setting.
Dialogue brings stories to life by showing emotions, creating connections, and making scenes feel real. Using simple techniques like unique voices, nonverbal cues, conflict, and humor draws listeners in and keeps them engaged, turning storytelling into a shared, memorable experience.
A story’s ending is crucial—it gives closure, echoes the beginning, and leaves a lasting impression. Careful structure, foreshadowing, and a strong final line help storytellers “stick the landing,” making stories memorable and satisfying for audiences long after they’re told.
Where you place your story’s climax has a big impact. A well-timed peak holds attention, boosts emotion, and makes your message last. Building tension and allowing space after the climax creates stories that linger with readers long after the ending.
Sharing real, imperfect moments makes stories more powerful. Vulnerability invites empathy and trust, helping audiences connect and remember what you say. Start small—share honest emotions or mistakes—and you’ll find people lean in, making your message stick. Authentic emotion is the heart of great storytelling.
