Speaking in Stories
Hilary SalzmanThe inner workings of a business storytelling obsessed 40-something year old doing my best to own the plot rather than lose it.
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It's easy to see who's in the zoo
“How pathetic, you have nothing but complete and utter indifference to any issues for men and now you want us to be allies? Lol - there’s been an overcorrection and now its being corrected back - you don’t want equality you want supremacy...
Lessons from lying on my back...
My day started lying on a mat in the cool grass, looking up to the glorious blue sky, a buzzard circling above. As Mondays go, it wasn’t a bad start.
I’ve been doing a weekly 7.45am pilates class since January and today our teacher Sara,...
Are you Mellow Birds or an espresso?
Let me take you back to roughly 1987.
I’m in the kitchen after being out on my pink Raleigh racer. Ed the Duck is on TV and there’s a jar of Mellow Birds next to the kettle. If you don’t remember, it’s the kind of coffee that was less drin...
Damn. I didn't know I could say that.
Can I tell you about my best performing Insta post?
It wasn’t a storytelling tips carousel or a reel about messaging or any of those things I’m meant to be known for. It was a love story. Mine and my partner Tim’s actually. We found each o...
The Bride of Wildenstein and me
When I was on work experience at the Sunday Telegraph, convinced I was going to be a journalist (yep, that really worked out haha!), there was a story doing the rounds about a woman called Jocelyn Wildenstein.
You might remember her. If yo...
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Business storytelling expert | Author of The Roar of Her Story | Speaker | Podcaster. Inspiring brilliant women to explore their unique voices and stories to get the life and business they want.
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