In addition to the upcoming Q&As planned for A Storied Career, I’m researching the idea of doing blog carnivals.
Please e-mail me if you might be interested in participating.
Anyone for a Blog Carnival?
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Dr. Kathy Hansen
Kathy Hansen, PhD, is a leading proponent of deploying storytelling for career advancement. She is an author and instructor, in addition to being a career guru. More...
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The following are sections of A Storied Career where I maintain regularly updated running lists of various items of interest to followers of storytelling:
Links below are to Q&A interviews with story practitioners. Links will go "live" when each interview is published:
- Molly Catron Q&A
- Jessica Lipnack Q&A
- Terrence Gargiulo Q&A
- Jon Hansen Q&A
- Svend-Erik Engh Q&A
- Loren Niemi Q&A
- Gabrielle Dolan Q&A
- John Caddell Q&A
- Shawn Callahan Q&A
- Stephanie West Allen Q&A
- Madelyn Blair Q&A
- David Vanadia Q&A
- Tom Clifford Q&A
- Sharon Lippincott Q&A
- Ardath Albee Q&A
- Sharon Benjamin Q&A
- Carol Mon Q&A
- Ron Donaldson Q&A
- Cynthia Kurtz Q&A
- Karen Gilliam Q&A
The pages below relate to learning from my PhD program focusing on a specific storytelling seminar in 2005. These are not updated but still may be of interest:
Links
Organizational Storytelling
Annette Simmons' Group Process Consulting
Molly Catron, Storyteller
Storytelling: Passport to the 21st Century
Steve Denning: The website for business and organizational storytelling
Pelerei
MakingStories.net
Anecdote
Story at Work/Golden Fleece
Center for Narrative Studies
Storytelling in Organizations
Storytelling -- It's News: Business Articles
Storytelling Organization Institute
David Boje
Corporate Storytelling
Corporate Storyteller
Storytelling Power
Storytelling, a part of EduTech's Knowledge Sharing Service
Story - Storytelling - Business - Research
International Storytelling Center
Seth Kahan
Moving Pictures
NASA's ASK (Academy Sharing Knowledge)
Organizational Democracy
Storytelling in Organizations section of ChangingMinds.org
David M. Armstrong
The Storytellers
Interdisciplinary
Storytelling, Self, Society Journal
Narrative and Learning Environments
Tim Sheppard’s Storytelling Resources for Storytellers
The Co-Intelligence Institute
sc'moi
Transformative Language Arts Network
The Story of Everything
Brevity
Storychasers
Nieman Narrative Digest
Narrative Psychology
Narrative Inquiry Journal
Virtual Chautauqua
Storytelling at a Distance
Beyond Usability and Design: The Narrative Web
The Elements of Digital Storytelling
Distributed Narrative
George Ewart Evans Centre for Storytelling
Narrative Magazine
Divine Caroline
Stories for Change
School of Storytelling, Emerson College, UK
Confessions of an Aca-Fan
Storycatcher
Stories That Work
Society for Storytelling
Daily Om
The Call of Story
Jon Buscall
Gilliam Consulting
Winamop
Kevin D. Cordi, Storyteller
Storytelling and Career
A Storied Career's Blog-within-a-Blog, Tell Me About Yourself
AboutMyJob.com
CareerHero
10 Career Stories
Journaling and Personal Storytelling
Good Books about Journal and Memoir Writing
The Elder Storytelling Place
Reader's Digest Stories
OurStory
Dandelife.com
The Circle Project
The Heart and Craft of Lifestory Writing
ThisDayInTheLife.com
This American Life
This I Believe
The Story
Your Unique Story
StoryCorps
Smith Magazine
British Library: National Life Stories
Life Story Telling
The Remembering Site
Memory Writers Network blog
Tera's Wish
Fray
Story Circle Network
PNN (Personal News Network)
About Personal Growth Stories Section
The Experience Project
Telling Our Stories
The Moth
The Monti
Story Salon
First Person Arts
Michael Kimball Writes Your Life Story (on a postcard)
Boomer Cafe
Tintota
Association of Personal Historians
Storytlr
Great Life Stories
Tokoni
Blogging
Into the Blogosphere
The Art of Blogging
Grassroots KM (Knowledge Management) through blogging
I recently started a blog. Initially it was going to share information that I learned reading psychology and spiritual based books. I decided to postpone that and start with story of my life. Topics I cover include family, childhood, religion, body image, finance, sex and ghost (basically anything I can think of). I just heard about blog carnivals two days ago and started researching like a mad woman because I currently have no viewers. This is the first carnival I've found geared towards journal/storytelling blogs.
I am very interested but I must warn you that I am very green regarding tech., blogging, hosting and the like. Please forgive that and my name Love Lust and Life. I plan to write very personal details and I am trying to cut back on specific personal info.
Looking forward to your reply.