Same facts, new story
- Formats
- Keynote, fireside chat, workshop
- Length
- Keynote 45 to 60 minutes. Workshop 90 minutes, built on the exercises in the free workbook.
Every hard thing that ever happened to you comes in two parts: what happened, and what you made it mean. Most of the weight is in the second part, and you wrote it, usually as a kid. This is the talk version of my book, from a ferry terminal bench at 3am to the three steps I use to rewrite the story: name the facts, catch the story, choose a new story.
Who it's for
Any room of adults. Leadership offsites, employee resource groups, wellness and personal growth events, and conferences that want a closing keynote people are still talking about at dinner.
What they leave with
- A way to split any painful memory into what a camera would have recorded and what they decided it meant
- The tells that a thought is old code and not the truth
- One question to ask before reacting: "What I heard was ___. Is that what you said?"
