This morning’s launch of SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral marks a new era in space exploration. SpaceX’s bold move to rocket the first private spacecraft to the International

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      Given my blog’s focus on storytelling and writing, films are often a source of inspiration for my posts. After all, every memorable movie began with words on

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Last weekend I attended the Crossroads Writers Conference in Macon, Georgia. The weather was perfect to gather with a group of like-minded writers. Macon’s downtown is charming, with a vital arts base.

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Steve Jobs (1955-2011) Steve Jobs was an iconic visionary who transcended technology. He was both an out-of-box thinker and a creative genius.  Because of him, we are more connected than

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I am finally taking a breath after the long Labor Day weekend and work week to share some thoughts from this year’s DragonCon.  For the second year, I braved the

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If Lucille Ball was alive today, she would be a century old. Born in Jamestown, New York, on August 6, 1911, Ball went on to become one of America’s most beloved

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Photo credit: Warner Brothers. I saw Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows Part II a week after its record-setting opening weekend, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The opening scene begins with

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Good biographies chronicle a person’s life, serving as honest portraits that take you through the lows and the highs of a life well lived.  Great biographies transport you there —

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Judd Apatow’s appearance last week on “The Tonight Show” with Jay Leno prompted a thought-provoking Ragan.com PR Junkie post, “Is Twitter bad for writers?”  Judd Apatow, courtesy of IMDb. Apatow, a

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My blog seeks to celebrate examples of great storytelling. Without question, the explosion of social media allows many ways to tell your company story.    One company that’s taken video storytelling

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