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Karen writes about the real challenges leaders face every day: how to tell memorable stories, how to turn data into something people actually act on, how to lead through constant change, and how to build a culture where people do their best work.
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Storyteller Interview: Sundance
Storyteller Interview for The Perfect Story with Michelle Satter
Public Speaking Tips That Actually Work (Stop Picturing the Audience Naked)
Leverage these tips to prepare to speak in front of others with confidence.
Behind the Scenes of The Perfect Story with Karen Eber
Behind the scenes stories of writing and publishing a book.
How to Give a Eulogy: A Step-by-Step Guide to Honoring Someone You Love
How to prepare eulogies that honor your loved ones.
Storyteller Interview: Drew Dudley
Storytelling Interview for The Perfect Story with Drew Dudley
Why It’s So Hard to Focus Right Now
Times of change make it hard to focus. Do this instead.
Storyteller Interview: Evan Skolnick
Storyteller Interview for The Perfect Story with Evan Skolnick
Tell the Stories Behind the Music
Draw people in by sharing the stories of your experiences just like musicians do in concerts.
Storyteller Interview: Manoush Zomorodi, Host of TED Radio Hour Podcast, NPR
Storyteller Interview for The Perfect Story with Manoush Zomorodi
How to Structure a Story: The 4-Part Framework Leaders Use
How to tell stories that make a difference at work.
The Heart of Your Stories: What the Audience Feels
Draw people into your stories through emotions.
Storyteller Interview: Sarah Austin Jenness
Storyteller Interview for The Perfect Story with Sarah Austin Jenness, Executive Producer of The Moth.
The Perfect Story is Here!
A book to help you find and tell the perfect story for any audience or setting.

