When you use storytelling in your communications,
people will listen to, understand, and memorize your message.

Even if your message is based on complex science.

Level 1: Organize your Thoughts

Use a narrative structure to find the red thread in a maze of facts.

Level 2: Engage your Audience

Apply storytelling techniques to invite others to effortlessly engage with your information rather than just moving on.

Level 3: Provide a New Experience

Create a story to convey emotions and perspectives and to provide a vivid example of your work that will stick with your audience.

Every communication that requires understanding can benefit from the use of storytelling. What you can achieve depends on what you want.

What does working with me look like?

Learn Storytelling

Request a training to learn the tricks of the writer's trade as they apply to science and facts, and get hands-on experience with how to weave your facts into your own story.

Get a Story

Request a story (fictional or non-fictional texts, presentations, videos, games, ...) or work with me on a collaborative project to share your vision and engage others with your facts.

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