EPISODE · Jan 17, 2025 · 1H 7M
Episode 48 - The CEO’s Autobiographer: Transforming the Stories We Tell
from The Lounge by Sarah Kalmeta · host The Frequency Network: The Wave
In this episode, we dive into the transformative power of storytelling and how the stories we tell shape both our personal and professional lives. Chris Hare, founder of The Storied Future, shares his expertise in helping CEOs and leaders transform their organizations through narrative. We discuss how a well-crafted story can drive success, why a people-centric approach is crucial for business growth, and how the wrong perspective on your story can have devastating consequences. Join us as we explore the art of Atomic Storytelling and learn how to craft a narrative that will elevate both you and your community. Guest Spotlight: Name: Chris Hare Bio: Chris Hare is the founder and principal of The Storied Future, a consulting firm dedicated to helping CEOs and business leaders harness the power of storytelling to transform themselves, their companies, and entire industries. With clients ranging from Amazon, Microsoft, and FTD to Outreach, Chris has a proven track record in leveraging narrative to drive success. He is also the host of TheStoried Future Podcast and leads pro bono storytelling initiatives for The Bar X Project, a nonprofit supporting combat-wounded Marines. Chris lives in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains outside Seattle with his wife and two teenagers. Links: Website: The Storied Future Social: LinkedIn: Chris Hare Twitter: Chris Hare Episode Highlights (Optional - with Timestamps): [00:00:00] Introduction to Chris and his background in narrative transformation [05:00] Why storytelling is a game changer for business leaders and CEOs [10:00] The concept of Atomic Storytelling and how perspectives on your story shape outcomes [15:00] Celebrating people-centric values and the importance of building a narrative that aligns with those values [20:00] Common pitfalls in business storytelling and how to avoid them [25:00] Chris’s quirky love-hate relationship with fly fishing and his mastery of puns [30:00] Closing thoughts: The power of narrative and how transforming your story can transform your life Podcast Description: Welcome to The Lounge with Sarah the Pivoter, a space for exploring new perspectives, inspiring stories, and actionable insights. Each week, we delve into different facets of personal and professional transformation—whether it's pivoting your career, adopting a new mindset, or simply learning to navigate life with more intention. Here, we believe that the PIVOT is your Superpower and Perspective is your next Opportunity. Tune in for insights that will inspire you to transform your narrative and live a life of purpose and growth. Sponsored By: WHOOP: join.whoop.com/sarahthepivoter – Get 30 Free Days and Optimize Your Performance Call to Action: Subscribe to The Lounge with Sarah the Pivoter on your favorite podcast platform. Like and share this episode with your network. Follow us on Instagram and LinkedIn. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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In this episode, we dive into the transformative power of storytelling and how the stories we tell shape both our personal and professional lives. Chris Hare, founder of The Storied Future, shares his expertise in helping CEOs and leaders transform their organizations through narrative. We discuss how a well-crafted story can drive success, why a people-centric approach is crucial for business growth, and how the wrong perspective on your story can have devastating consequences. Join us as we explore the art of Atomic Storytelling and learn how to craft a narrative that will elevate both you and your community. Guest Spotlight: Name: Chris Hare Bio: Chris Hare is the founder and principal of The Storied Future, a consulting firm dedicated to helping CEOs and business leaders harness the power of storytelling to transform themselves, their companies, and entire industries. With clients ranging from Amazon, Microsoft, and FTD to Outreach, Chris has a proven track record in leveraging narrative to drive success. He is also the host of TheStoried Future Podcast and leads pro bono storytelling initiatives for The Bar X Project, a nonprofit supporting combat-wounded Marines. Chris lives in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains outside Seattle with his wife and two teenagers. Links: Website: The Storied Future Social: LinkedIn: Chris Hare Twitter: Chris Hare Episode Highlights (Optional - with Timestamps): [00:00:00] Introduction to Chris and his background in narrative transformation [05:00] Why storytelling is a game changer for business leaders and CEOs [10:00] The concept of Atomic Storytelling and how perspectives on your story shape outcomes [15:00] Celebrating people-centric values and the importance of building a narrative that aligns with those values [20:00] Common pitfalls in business storytelling and how to avoid them [25:00] Chris’s quirky love-hate relationship with fly fishing and his mastery of puns [30:00] Closing thoughts: The power of narrative and how transforming your story can transform your life Podcast Description: Welcome to The Lounge with Sarah the Pivoter, a space for exploring new perspectives, inspiring stories, and actionable insights. Each week, we delve into different facets of personal and professional transformation—whether it's pivoting your career, adopting a new mindset, or simply learning to navigate life with more intention. Here, we believe that the PIVOT is your Superpower and Perspective is your next Opportunity. Tune in for insights that will inspire you to transform your narrative and live a life of purpose and growth. Sponsored By: WHOOP: join.whoop.com/sarahthepivoter – Get 30 Free Days and Optimize Your Performance Call to Action: Subscribe to The Lounge with Sarah the Pivoter on your favorite podcast platform. Like and share this episode with your network. Follow us on Instagram and LinkedIn. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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