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A little story about a beautiful day

September 3, 2013 By Beverley Glick Leave a Comment

One of my favourite story quotes is from an American poet called Muriel Rukeyser, who said: "The universe is made not of atoms but of stories." I can find meaning in this quote on many different levels but today it's telling me that the small stories are every bit as important as the big ones. So I have set myself a challenge: find a small story to write about in 15 minutes that will offer some … [Read more...] about A little story about a beautiful day

Filed Under: Storytelling Tagged With: Muriel Rukeyser, power of stories, small stories

This girl’s story will change the world

July 12, 2013 By Beverley Glick 1 Comment

What did you do on your 16th birthday? I was probably doing glam line dances with my friends to the Sweet's Blockbuster (we are talking 1973 here) and stressing about my impending O-levels - typical teenage stuff. But Pakistani teenager Malala Yousafzai celebrated her coming of age by giving a powerful and inspiring speech to the United Nations in New York on a day that had been named in her … [Read more...] about This girl’s story will change the world

Filed Under: Storytelling Tagged With: inspiring, Malala, power of story, transformation

Telling your story is an act of love

May 17, 2013 By Beverley Glick Leave a Comment

One of my beliefs around sharing your personal story is that it is, as the photograph says, an act of love. Listening with empathy to someone else's story is also an act of love. Why? Because by sharing your authentic story you are not only expressing your humanity and allowing others to stand witness to it, you are creating a safe space for self-healing. Honouring your personal history in … [Read more...] about Telling your story is an act of love

Filed Under: Storytelling Tagged With: A Course in Miracles, self-healing, transformation

The story of everyday joy

April 13, 2013 By Beverley Glick Leave a Comment

Every day joy

Many of us reserve joy for special occasions. We leave it in the back of the wardrobe, zipped up in a protective bag, and bring it out only when we have been given an excuse to wear it. Surely joy shouldn’t be something we set aside for births, weddings and parties? Let joy be unconfined! Let it be a frequent occurrence, and let us find it in the most mundane of events and experiences. I’m … [Read more...] about The story of everyday joy

Filed Under: Storytelling Tagged With: bliss, gratitude, joy, personal stories

Tell your story, make history

April 6, 2013 By Beverley Glick Leave a Comment

Tell your story

People say you can't change the past: it's history. But history is just a bunch of stories, and stories can be rewritten. Yes, you can change history - and I'm not talking about telling tales. I'm talking about letting go of a bunch of self-limiting inadequacy stories and revealing your authentic narrative in all its glory. The way I see it, our psychology is made up of lots of different parts, … [Read more...] about Tell your story, make history

Filed Under: Storytelling

“My story is boring….” Is that true?

March 29, 2013 By Beverley Glick Leave a Comment

In all my 30 years as a journalist, interviewer, reviewer and commentator, I have yet to come across a single human being who doesn't have a unique story to tell. However, they did not necessarily know that they had a story to tell. Why? There could be many reasons. There's a part of them - probably a protecting or controlling part - that is telling the story that they are dull and boring. This … [Read more...] about “My story is boring….” Is that true?

Filed Under: Storytelling Tagged With: being blind to our story, controller, exiled child, personal stories, protector

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