Developing STEM storytelling as part of your professional development trajectory focuses you on stories which include. Instead of stories which make other people feel marginalized, intimidated or outright excluded. Now, some STEM professionals are unaware of how their behaviors and mindset showcase unconscious professional bias. Yet, other STEM professionals and analytical, left-brain thinkers, are very… [Continue Reading]
Developing STEM Storytelling for Professional Development – 3 Blogs
3 Workforce Development Review Blog Posts for You
This workforce development review blog post focuses on storytelling as a key component of a compelling human capital strategy. Ponder how this strategy creates more professionally diverse and inclusive workplaces. Because co-created storytelling connects employees to one another. Rather than separates employees in departmental value silos. When workforce development focuses on better serving each other, first,… [Continue Reading]
3 Professional Development Review Blog Posts for You
These three professional development review blog posts focus on the value of storytelling for your professional development trajectory. Leveraging storytelling as a key component of your professional development showcases a commitment. Between you, as a Professional of Worth, and the colleagues and clients you serve. Either the stories you share are memorable, because of they… [Continue Reading]
Is the Goal creating Enduring Professional Stories or Temporary Ones?
Enduring professional stories are the stories clients and colleagues remember, long after you leave the room. First, your message sticks in their brains: motivating their actions beyond today. Then, that message catalyzes their professional behavior and mindset tomorrow and in the future. Why? Because your stories stick. Do you tell enduring professional stories or temporary… [Continue Reading]
Are You a Professionally Engaging or Observational Storyteller?
An observational storyteller lives in the third-person narrative. Overall, they maintain a clinical perspective on whatever it is that they are storytelling about. Think about it. All of us have heard our fair share of observational storytellers. Our first experiences are courtesy of our elementary school teachers. As a result, our professional goals often are… [Continue Reading]
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