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Lee-Sean Huang / [email protected] / @leesean
Transformative Storytelling
BeSocialChange
May 2015
@leesean FOOSSA
@leesean @leesean FOOSSA
Transformative Storytelling
1. Intro and Goals
2. Overview
3. Going Deeper
4. Discussion
5. Wrap Up and Next Steps
@leesean FOOSSA
“The #1 business skills for the next 5 years” https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/20130802112108-7374576-this-will-be-the-1-business-skill-of-the-next-5-years
“A strategic tool with ‘irresistible power’” https://hbr.org/2014/03/the-irresistible-power-of-storytelling-as-a-strategic-business-tool/
- Harvard Business Review
“The major business lesson of 2014” http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/239142
- Entrepreneur Magazine
Stories
help us make sense of the world
help us define our identity
help us connect with each other
are the building blocks of culture{http://www.psychologytoday.com/collections/201106/the-power-stories/direct-hit
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http://www.journeyofhearts.org/kirstimd/tellstory.htmLee-Sean Huang / [email protected] / @leesean
Clay Shirky
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyeihMTB2mE"feature=share"t=19m35s
“Stories organize our sense of reality.
Stories are how we process facts.
Stories are like food we consume that helps us turn into who we are.”
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Dr. Kirsti A. Dyer
http://www.journeyofhearts.org/kirstimd/tellstory.htm
“Storytelling is a part of life, intrinsic to most cultures. They help people make sense of the world--life's experiences, dilemmas and hardships.
Stories can educate, inspire and build rapport. They are a means of communicating, recreating, and helping preserve cultures by translating memories into a more concrete manner that can be handed down verbally or in written form.
Telling the story can provide the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of one's experiences and oneself. “
http://www.psychologytoday.com/collections/201106/the-power-stories/direct-hit
Lee-Sean Huang / [email protected] / @leesean
http://www.journeyofhearts.org/kirstimd/tellstory.htm
@leesean FOOSSA
@leesean FOOSSA
“Storytelling comes naturally
to humans, but since we live
in an unnatural world, we
sometimes need a little help
doing what we’d naturally do.”
- Dan Harmon, Writer
@leesean FOOSSA
Stories1. are everywhere
2. are personal
3. connect us with each other
4. have a purpose or goal
5. embody values
6. have shapes/structures
7. are made up of moments
8. spark the senses & emotions
@leesean @leesean FOOSSA
Stories are just the beginning
1. Tell stories to spark action
2. Build a path to leveling up
3. Create a common identity
4. Share the social “source code” (tools,
methodologies, manifestos)
@leesean @leesean FOOSSA
Why are you here today?
Why are you here today?
Why are you here today?
Why are you here today?
Why are you here today?
@leesean FOOSSA
Stories1. are everywhere
2. are personal
3. connect us with each other
4. have a purpose or goal
5. embody values
6. have shapes/structures
7. are made up of moments
8. spark the senses & emotions
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https://sugru.com/
The Blue Lace Project
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http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jakehimself/the-bluelace-project-a-revolution-built-one-foot-a
http://articles.latimes.com/2013/nov/19/news/la-ar-blue-lace-project-20131119
Lee-Sean Huang / [email protected] / @leesean @leesean FOOSSA
@leesean FOOSSA
Stories1. are everywhere
2. are personal
3. connect us with each other
4. have a purpose or goal
5. embody values
6. have shapes/structures
7. are made up of moments
8. spark the senses & emotions
Lee-Sean Huang / [email protected] / @leesean @leesean FOOSSA
User Experience
Strategic Storytelling
Community Management
Movement Building
Community Centered
Design
Lee-Sean Huang / [email protected] / @leesean @leesean FOOSSA
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We research behavioral, cultural and technological insights to identify opportunities for innovation.
Lee-Sean Huang / [email protected] / @leesean @leesean @leesean FOOSSA
RESEARCH
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We advise and train teams in community- centered design, storytelling, and social innovation.
Lee-Sean Huang / [email protected] / @leesean @leesean @leesean FOOSSA
STRATEGY
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We craft brand experiences and build business models to grow communities, shape cultures and scale enterprises.
Lee-Sean Huang / [email protected] / @leesean @leesean @leesean FOOSSA
DESIGN
@leesean FOOSSA
Stories1. are everywhere
2. are personal
3. connect us with each other
4. have a purpose or goal
5. embody values
6. have shapes/structures
7. are made up of moments
8. spark the senses & emotions
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Lee-Sean Huang / [email protected] / @leesean @leesean FOOSSA
MiLES (Made in the Lower East Side)
Marshal Ganz
Elements of a Public Story
A story of self: why you were called to what you have been called to.
A story of us: what your constituency, community, organization has been called to its shared purposes, goals, vision.
A story of now: the challenge this community now faces, the choices it must make, and the hope to which “we” can aspire.
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Marshal Ganz
Telling Your Public Story
A good story public story is drawn from the series of choice points that have structured the “plot” of your life – the challenges you faced, choices you made, and outcomes you experienced.
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http://wearethe99percent.tumblr.com/
We are the 99%
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http://wearethe15percent.com/post/52232149870/in-may-cheerios-posted-this-new-commercial-on
We are the 15%
@leesean FOOSSA
Lee-Sean Huang / [email protected] / @leesean @leesean FOOSSA
@leesean FOOSSA
@leesean FOOSSA
Stories1. are everywhere
2. are personal
3. connect us with each other
4. have a purpose or goal
5. embody values
6. have shapes/structures
7. are made up of moments
8. spark the senses & emotions
@leesean FOOSSA
“A company without a story is usually
a company without a strategy.”
- Ben Horowitz, Co-Founder, Andreesen Horowitz
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Elements of (Narrative) Strategy
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* Purpose
* Plan
* Sequence of Actions
* Measurable Goal
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Elements of (Narrative) Strategy
@leesean
* Purpose
* Plan
* Sequence of Actions
* Measurable Goal
Narra
tive/S
tory
@leesean FOOSSA
Developing a Narrative Strategy
@leesean
1. Current State: Where are you now?
2. Desired State: Where do you want to be?
3. Document and Share. Visualize.
4. Prioritize.
5. Simplify.
6. Test. Recalibrate. Repeat.
@leesean FOOSSA
@leesean FOOSSA
Stories1. are everywhere
2. are personal
3. connect us with each other
4. have a purpose or goal
5. embody values
6. have shapes/structures
7. are made up of moments
8. spark the senses & emotions
Lee-Sean Huang / [email protected] / @leesean @leesean FOOSSA
Lee-Sean Huang / [email protected] / @leesean @leesean FOOSSA
Lee-Sean Huang / [email protected] / @leesean @leesean FOOSSA
Lee-Sean Huang / [email protected] / @leesean @leesean FOOSSA
Lee-Sean Huang / [email protected] / @leesean
Our ValuesWe believe that increased participation by youth and members of the emerging middle class in the political process will help bring about greater accountability and transparency.
We are non-partisan and independent. We don’t accept money from government or political parties.
We believe that the internet can serve as a school for a more robust democracy.
We are committed to open source sharing. We value remix and reuse.
@leesean FOOSSA
@leesean FOOSSA
Stories1. are everywhere
2. are personal
3. connect us with each other
4. have a purpose or goal
5. embody values
6. have shapes/structures
7. are made up of moments
8. spark the senses & emotions
Lee-Sean Huang / [email protected] / @leesean @leesean FOOSSA
@leesean FOOSSA
FOR____________
ONLY___________
BECAUSE________
http://www.markpollard.net/how-to-position-your-business-in-3-sentences/
Ira Glass
2 Basic Building Blocks of a Story
(1) The anecdote (2) The moment of reflection
In a good story you need both -- you can flip back and forth between the two. The Anecdote and the Moment of Reflection are interwoven to make a story.
http://www.presentationzen.com/presentationzen/2007/03/ira_glasstips_o.html
Ira Glass
(1) The anecdote, a sequence of actions, a story in its purest form, one thing following from another (rather than just disjointed "facts").
"The Power of the anecdote is so great...No matter how boring the material is, if it is in story form...there is suspense in it, it feels like something's going to happen. The reason why is because literally it's a sequence of events...you can feel through its form [that it's] inherently like being on a train that has a destination...and that you're going to find something..."
http://www.presentationzen.com/presentationzen/2007/03/ira_glasstips_o.html
Ira Glass
(1a) Raise questions.
Provide the "bait" (the hook) The anecdote should raise a question right from the beginning. Implied in any question that you raise, however, is that you are going to answer it.
Constantly raise questions and answer them. The shape of the story is that you are throwing out questions and answering them along the way.
http://www.presentationzen.com/presentationzen/2007/03/ira_glasstips_o.html
Ira Glass
(2) The moment of reflection.
What is the key point? What does this all mean? Why have I asked you to sit and listen for 30 min, etc. It is not just a series of facts/events.
Many people get the first part, they tell an interesting sequence of events, but in the end it fails because it doesn't say anything new, it did not have meaning. And sometimes people have the reflection part and the question is clear in their mind, but they fail to put it in a sequence that compels people to follow and engage.
http://www.presentationzen.com/presentationzen/2007/03/ira_glasstips_o.html
@leesean FOOSSA
Stories1. are everywhere
2. are personal
3. connect us with each other
4. have a purpose or goal
5. embody values
6. have shapes/structures
7. are made up of moments
8. spark the senses & emotions
Charlie Brown is finally invited to a Halloween party; Snoopy engages the Red Baron in a dogfight; and Linus waits patiently in the pumpkin patch for the Great Pumpkin.
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Charlie Brown is finally invited to a Halloween party; Snoopy engages the Red Baron in a dogfight; and Linus waits patiently in the pumpkin patch for the Great Pumpkin.
—Logline for It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown
It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown
A 17th Century tale of adventure on the high seas where a roguish yet charming captain joins forces with a young blacksmith in a gallant attempt to rescue the Governor of England's daughter and reclaim his ship.
@leesean FOOSSA
A young man and woman from different social classes fall in love, must outwit her abusive fiancé, and find a way to survive aboard an ill-fated voyage at sea.
@leesean FOOSSA
Movement Loglines
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Tea Party
Freedom is under assault in our country. We will band together to restore freedom in America.
Slow Food
Started as a protest against McDonald’s in Rome, we are now a worldwide movement advocating for good, clean, fair food.
Occupy
From NYC and around the world, we are fighting back against the corrosive power of major banks and multinational corporations over the democratic process.
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6 word stories. “For sale. Baby shoes. Never worn.”
https://twitter.com/sixwordstories
@leesean FOOSSA
Stories1. are everywhere
2. are personal
3. connect us with each other
4. have a purpose or goal
5. embody values
6. have shapes/structures
7. are made up of moments
8. spark the senses & emotions
Lee-Sean Huang / [email protected] / @leesean @leesean FOOSSA
@leesean FOOSSA
Stories1. are everywhere
2. are personal
3. connect us with each other
4. have a purpose or goal
5. embody values
6. have shapes/structures
7. are made up of moments
8. spark the senses & emotions
@leesean @leesean FOOSSA
Stories are just the beginning
1. Tell stories to spark action
2. Build a path to leveling up
3. Create a common identity
4. Share the social “source code” (tools,
methodologies, manifestos)