Wouldn't it be great if you could ask the world's top CEO's, scientists, and artists for career advice? I thought so... That's why I just created this GPT "Commencement Coach" based on dozens of the top commencement speeches for a bit of fun!

FREE BOOK ALERT! Kinda... I just hosted a workshop for young leaders and we created this 4,200 word "book" in 57 minutes!!!

I'm always getting asked for book recommendations. Especially where to start since there are so many, and it's hard to know which are the must-reads, and which are must the nice-to-haves. So here are my six books which I think every BUSINESS STORYTELLER should have on their shelves. 📚

The best "brands" sit at the intersection of heritage, storytelling, technology and performance...

To celebrate IBM's 115-year birthday, I created this collection of 115 stories which have helped the company to become what it is. Stories that worked.

I never usually do this, but I thought a little over-sharing might be in order. Since I came back to work from a major surgery, I have been working on a keynote, so I thought it might be fun to take you behind-the-scenes and show you my private rehearsal. In the 6 months that I was off work, I dreamed about giving an unconventional commencement-style keynote, with the hope of helping others to tell better stories and communicate a bit more effectively at work. This month (Jun

Jacob Collier’s commencement address at Berklee College of Music wasn’t just a speech. It was a reminder that the best communicators don’t merely deliver information, they create an experience. And in doing so, they make their audience feel seen (and heard).

If you're in need of some storytelling inspiration you might like my pod. It's a basic and informal, but pretty thoughtful and insightful collection of my thoughts and ideas from studying the world's top communicators. I've had the pleasure of working with some amazing storytellers throughout my career, and these short pods are my attempt to package some of the advice and inspiration I've picked up along the way, and to pass it onto you. Each episode is only around 10 minutes

We're in the middle of a storytelling crisis. That's why Jeremy created StoriesThat.Work while he was off work for 6 months, recovering from brain surgery! This is the back story.