Qualities and values expressed by the characters responding to challenges further inform and shape your business story.
Coming to you from Whidbey Island, Washington this is 60 Seconds for Story Prompt Friday with several questions carefully chosen to help you collect stories in the oral tradition or spark your own writing. Either way, you'll say, "Thanks for the memories."
Last week you got the opportunity to continue creating your business story with another exercise in right brain creativity and imagery designed to help you imagine what you have not yet seen. Especially if you dwell in the Land of Facts.
Question: What did you discover about how the characters responded to the challenges, events, or tasks they faced. What qualities and values underscored their actions? How do those qualities and values inform your business story? What choices did the characters make that revealed their value clarifications? And how do those choices set up your business story?
Story Prompt: Over the next several days take mental note of the story you are developing keeping track of any other story idea triggers you experience. Put out of your mind any judgment and resolve to put your story into a form you can share.
Practical Tip: Share your story with someone or something: your writing circle, your journal, colleagues, master mind group. All that matters is you continue creating from your rich right brain store of imagination.
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