Exploring the art and science of story to help you become a more effective storyteller.
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Beginnings
A week ago, my friend Jack Raines published a book called Young Money. He has this knack for telling great stories that both make you laugh and make you think. Not many people can do what he does, so I asked him to tear apart the story he t...
Simple words
Japanese author Haruki Murakami talks about a bizarre writing practice. When writing his first novel, he hated the first draft. He says it read as pretentious and “literary.”
So he wrote the second draft in English, his second language.
W...
Narrative debt
You owe your Reader.
On January 9, 2007, Steve Jobs walked onto a dim stage and said, “This is a day I’ve been looking forward to for two and a half years.”
For the next three minutes, Jobs reflected on the history of Apple, the evolution...
Fewer ideas, but better
Last year, a friend edited a short piece of writing for me. Here’s the feedback he shared – and what I think applies to almost all writing and story:
Some of this is specific to the piece. But, I think, this line hits home on what goes wro...
The 8 Shapes of Stories
I first shared this essay in 2023, and the idea has only grown on me since.
A story is a constant swing between good and ill fortune. More than any specific trick or framework, for your story to land it needs to be interesting, and for it...
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Exploring the art and science of storytelling
Writer, investor, and author of Young Money: A Field Guide to Wealth and Purpose in Your Twenties. Buy your copy at the link in my bio.
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