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blushdrunks · 29 days
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a closed starter for my beautiful fiancée, @canncnball, from sage rojas.
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she beamed over at the toddler that was grinning at her and waving her chubby little hand in her direction. they were waiting at the gate to board their plane...they being she and her ex-boyfriend. they had a non-refundable trip they planned before they broke up and they decided it would be an absolute waste, losing so much money. so they were going. yes, it could end in disaster, but at least it would end in disaster in turks and caicos of all places.
when she turned to look at antonio, she caught him staring at her, and she raised her eyebrows. "what? she's cute. i can't not wave or smile at a little one when they wave and smile at me...that's so mean," she murmured and gave her ex a little pout. "i know you'd do the same thing if you had the chance. or if she was grinning and waving at you." she shrugged and looked down at her phone before she scrolls through it. she kept looking at the boarding pass like it would disappear if she didn't.
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canncnball · 1 month
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a closed starter for my beautiful fiancée, @blushdrunks.
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"what are you doing?" tony had just walked back into her bedroom after starting a pot of coffee for them and sat down on the edge of the bed the moment she pushed herself up to move around. if he didn't know any better, he swore she was starting to get ready, as if she had a shift that day, but he knew she didn't. "you're not working today," he said. brows pulled together and he pushed himself to stand, then he walked towards her with arms wrapped around sage's waist to pull her back flush against his chest before she could even think about taking a shift. "you are not working today, do you hear me?" the words were hush against her ear before he pressed a kiss to the side of her neck and spun her around. "get back in bed."
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foreveranevilregal · 1 year
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Encantober Day 6: Heart
It was a week before Antonio’s gift ceremony. Technically, it was also a week before his birthday, but in the Madrigal family, one celebration took clear precedence. Julieta was in the kitchen, pulling together dough for some arepas. For some reason, her family always liked those best. Keeping her company at the table was Mirabel, surrounded by her box of multicolored threads and swatches of bright fabric.
Julieta snuck a glance at Mirabel. The girl was so focused on her work, worrying her lip as she put together bits of fabric in different patterns. It warmed Julieta’s heart.
“What do you think, mamá?” Mirabel held up two different colored swatches: one a lighter brown, one darker.
Julieta tapped her chin, thinking. “Show me again what you’re using as the base.”
Mirabel pointed to a strip of bright yellow fabric. “That one.”
“Then I’d go with this one.” Julieta selected the lighter shade. “It matches better.”
Mirabel nodded sagely. “You’re right. Thanks, mamá.” Humming to herself, she set down the other swatch and set out cutting the one in her hand.
This was a very special project for Mirabel. For Antonio’s ceremony (and birthday…whatever…), she was sewing him a stuffed jaguar toy. Ever observant, Mirabel had noticed that Antonio gravitated towards animals, and wanted to make him a present reflecting that. Jaguars were big, brave, and strong, Mirabel said. She could see Antonio was nervous about the ceremony, considering what had happened at the last one, and wanted to offer him some comfort.
Someone lesser might be envious, or even bitter, that Antonio would get to experience what she hadn't. But that simply wasn't Mirabel's style. Kindness spilled out of her like water from a spring. All she had ever wanted was what was best for people.
Kneading her dough, Julieta watched Mirabel out of the corner of her eye and smiled. She loved all her children, of course. They were all treasures in their own right. But Mirabel…Mirabel was special. Despite having been skipped over by the Madrigal gift (a fact that had never changed Julieta’s view of her), Mirabel was able to bring light wherever she went. What she lacked in magical power, she made up for in kindness, enthusiasm, and hard work.
At first, Julieta had worried about her. Not getting a gift as a Madrigal-born is something that had never happened in living memory, and as relieved as Julieta was that Mirabel would be spared the pressure placed on herself, Pepa, and the other children, she was also concerned about how others would see her. Just like she feared, people began treating Mirabel differently from the other Madrigals. A more cynical person might say they weren’t as inclined to be kind since Mirabel didn’t have a gift to offer them. Julieta was more charitable. She chalked it up to ignorance and their own pain, as well as seeing how some of Mirabel’s own family members treated her. That was an ugly truth she could not deny. As much as she’d talked to her girls (and her niece and nephew when appropriate), children were forgetful and could be unintentionally cruel. Her mamá...that was a different story.
However, none of this cruelty discouraged Mirabel. If anything, it made her even more determined to prove that she could contribute to this family just like the rest of them. Although her contributions may not have been as conspicuous, Julieta certainly noticed them.
When a kid was alone and had no one to play with, Mirabel played with them. When Dolores needed someone to listen to her for a change, Mirabel was there. When Camilo needed a breather from being whoever people needed him to be, Mirabel cheered him up with jokes and goofy songs.
The list went on. She would sit with her tía and let Pepa feel her feelings, no matter how it affected the weather. She’d helped her parents with chores; taking on laundry and ironing all by herself. Her papá had shown her the way around a needle and thread when she was younger, and Mirabel had taken to it instantly. One by one, she’d embroidered designs on all of their clothing, each personalized to reflect the wearer’s gift and personality. Whenever Julieta needed help, Mirabel was always there to lend a hand, no matter how unpleasant the task.
She never complained. She was never ungrateful. Instead, Mirabel gave of herself in every way she could. Julieta could not be prouder of how her little girl was growing up.
A stack of arepas filled the waiting plate next to the stove. The sun moved across the sky. Julieta had been so absorbed in her thoughts that she hadn’t noticed the time fly by. Letting out a deep breath, Julieta turned off the stove and turned to face Mirabel.
She was focused intently on her work, sewing a seam on the jaguar. Bits of fluff poked out of the toy, some landing in Mirabel’s hair and on her clothes. Finally, she set down her needle with a flourish. “All done!” She announced excitedly.
“Let me see,” Julieta prompted her, waving her forward encouragingly.
Mirabel held out the toy.
The jaguar was covered in spots cut out of the fabric they’d chosen together, sewn in place with every color of thread Julieta could think of. It had buttons for eyes, a pink nose, and even cute little whiskers sewn on. In other words, it was-
“Perfect,” Julieta pronounced, clapping her hands together.
Mirabel brightened. “You really think so?”
“Absolutely.” Julieta nodded. “He’s going to love it, Mira.”
Mirabel jumped out of her seat, wrapping her mom in an enthusiastic hug. “Thanks! Now I just have to hide him so I don’t ruin the surprise.” She scrambled around to tidy up her work area, corralling her various bits and scraps in their box. Once she’d gotten everything to fit (the absence of one jaguar’s worth of material making it easier), she ran upstairs.
Julieta washed the dishes she had dirtied up while cooking. Sure, Mirabel hadn’t received a magical gift. But her heart was the biggest gift of all.
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Leadership Development Course Celebrates The Art of Story Facilitation
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Leadership Story Lab Celebrates Graduation of Certified Story Facilitators       Stay Trendy with URBTNews.com ( Subscribe Today Free!) Leadership Development Course Celebrates The Art of Story Facilitation   Leadership Development Course Celebrates New Class Of Story Facilitators Esther Choy leads a dynamic, hands-on storytelling training with her clients in-person and virtually Leadership Story Lab Leadership Story Lab celebrates the newest cohort of Certified Story Facilitators, a program designed to transform leaders through storytelling facilitation.   The skill of story facilitation allows you to be more persuasive because you gain a deeper understanding of the people you are leading. Storytelling builds empathy and connection.” — Esther Choy CHICAGO, IL, UNITED STATES, September 11, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Leadership Story Lab celebrates the graduation of its newest cohort of Certified Story Facilitators (CSF). This unique program aims to transform leaders through storytelling facilitation, equipping CSF graduates with essential facilitation skills and storytelling curricula. Unlike most storytelling courses, CSF does not only focus on making leaders the “Sage on Stage,” who excel at telling timely stories to motivate their audiences. It also emphasizes the role of “Guide on the Side,” helping leaders learn to listen effectively and assist their teams in improving their storytelling abilities. The Power of Story Facilitation Effective leadership requires more than just industry expertise. “It requires persuasion,” argues Esther Choy, founder of Leadership Story Lab and creator of CSF. “And persuasion requires trust. The skill of story facilitation allows you to be more persuasive because you gain a deeper understanding of the people you are leading. Storytelling builds empathy and connection.” Transformative Experience in Storytelling Now in its fourth year, the CSF program offers a transformative six-week experience. This program goes beyond theory and requires participants to immerse themselves in their narratives and those of their peers. Participants engage in storytelling exercises and facilitate similar activities with fellow participants. Each session includes workshop-style feedback along with personalized feedback, allowing participants to learn through experience. A Diverse Community of Leaders This unique course attracts leaders from various industries. “We’ve had independent leadership coaches, sales and communications executives, wealth and philanthropy professionals, and professors from universities,” said Reena Kansal, COO of Leadership Story Lab and Level 3 Certified Story Facilitator. “The common thread among participants is their interest in connecting and valuing storytelling. The community fosters collaboration and support, meeting monthly to inspire and develop skills.” A Three-Tiered Certification Model CSF operates with three levels, each built on the previous one. Level 3 skills are especially relevant during this time of political and social turmoil. “I’m applying everything I learned through the story facilitators’ certification process, and I believe that together we can change the world, one story at a time,” said Luawanna Hallstrom, Principal at Collaborative Communications and Level 3 Story Facilitator. Congratulations to the Graduates This year, five exceptional leaders joined the global community of Certified Story Facilitators. We also partnered with USAA, a financial services company dedicated to military members, to create a dedicated cohort for USAA employees in San Antonio, TX. This initiative aims to improve storytelling and coaching capabilities while providing a structured communication approach. Leadership Development Course Celebrates The Art of Story Facilitation Congratulations to these graduates who have reported implementing their learnings in high-stakes presentations, business conversations, team meetings, and mentorship programs with significant effects. Participants have gained new perspectives on their leadership roles, helping team members effectively from the first month after certification! Monica Dominguez, AVP, Operations & Planning, USAA, CSF Level 1Samara Makinsi, Director, Special Programs, USAA, CSF Level 1Chuck Rohrig, Executive Director, Member Advocacy, USAA, CSF Level 1Matthew Rowley, Director, Executive Operational Planning, USAA, CSF Level 1Kristi Mork, New Logo Sales Mentor, UKG, CSF Level 1 The next cohort begins the first week of October 2024. Learn more and register at Leadership Story Lab. About Leadership Story Lab Leadership Story Lab operates as a women-led business storytelling consultancy, offering transformative programs that help leaders communicate authentically and cultivate meaningful workplace connections. Reena KansalLeadership Story Lab+1 312-324-3830email us here Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content "as is" without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above. ``` Read the full article
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fallcnshcrts · 4 years
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One stupid mistake lead to him being in prison for about seven years. That mistake involve drug possession and covering for his little brother. Afterall, he is his brother’s keeper. Too bad, it meant giving up his life and family for a few years. It didn’t help that he barely got to see his daughter Maria, because of her mother’s parents. It funny how fast time goes by, Antonio thought to himself as he walked out of his cell for the last time. On his way down the hall, he spoke to all his prison mates and shaking their hands from outside the cells. Finally, the guard escort him to gather his possessions and change clothes. Hours seem to have pass by before he heard the gate slowly open. One step outside and he was finally a free man. All he could think about is giving his daughter a hug. He stood outside the gates, closing his eyes as he breathes in the fresh air. His mouth curved into a smile as the sun beamed down on him. After a few moments, he notice a car parked a few feet away. Thinking his brother came to pick him up, he begins walking toward it. Yet, he stopped in his tracks as he realize his brother was not picking him up. “What are you doing here?” He chocked his eyebrow, hoping they didn’t hear a ounce of a disappointment tone.
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Artifact Series A
A Christmas Story Leg Lamp (canon)
A Dictionary of the English Language by Samuel Johnson
A.A. Milne's Honey Dipper
ABBA's Champagne Glasses
AFV Video Screen
A.J. Hackett's Bungee Cord
ATLAS Android Test Subject
Aaron's Rod
Aaron's Staff
Aaron Anderson’s Oars
Aaron Swartz's Computer Mouse
Abby Normal's Brain *
Abd Al-Rahman Al-Gillani's Walking Stick
Abebe Bikila's Jersey
Abigail Williams' Pendent
Abing's Erhu
Abraham's Sapphire
Abraham Lincoln's Top Hat *
Abraham Maslow's Hierarchy Chart
Abraham Suydam's Golden Pocketwatch
Abraham Ulrikib's Caribou Pelt
Absorbent Photo Album and Camera
Abu al-Qasim's Bellows
Abu al-Qasim's Forceps
Abu Hurairah's Tombstone
Achilles' Arrow *
Accordion from Kunstkamera
Acme Police Whistle
Ada Lovelace's Dress
Adad-nirari I’s Axe Blade
Adam Lanza's Gun
Adam Rainer's Measuring Tape
Adam Sandler's Idea Pad
Adelard of Bath’s Abacus
Adolf Eichmann's Eagle Insignia Badge
Adolf Frederick's Silver Cutlery Set
Adolf Hitler's Colored Pencils
Adolf Hitler's Microphone *
Adolf Slaby's Snuff Box
Adolphe Chaillet's "Shelby" Bulbs *
Adolphe Dugleres' Menu
Adrian Hill's Sketchpad
Aegean Sails
Aegicoros' Goblet
Aesop's Cloak
Aesop's Grapevine
Aesop's Pendant
Aesop’s Rope
Aeschylus' Turtle Shell
African Ngil Fang Mask *
African Tribal Elephant Tusk *
African Witch Doctor's Staff
Agamemnon's Mycenaean Bronze Sword
Agatha Christie's Car
Agatha Christie's Typewriter *
Agatha Christie's Wedding Ring
Agathodaemon's Natron
Agent Aden Taylor's God-Tier Clock
Agent Aden Taylor's God Tier Outfit
Aggressive Metal Lunchbox
Agnodice’s Tunic
Aguara's Carob
Ahmad Shah Durrani's Pesh-Kabz
Ahmose I’s Armband
Aileen Wuornos' Black Ledger
Aimée Crocker's Hat and Fur Stole
Air from the Great Stink of 1858
Air Raid Siren from Pearl Harbor
Air-Raid Skeet Thrower
Airbrushes from Disney Studios *
Akbar the Great's Water Container
Akira Kurosawa's Mao Hat
Akira Toriyama's Original Pen
Aki Ra’s Landmine Casings
Alain Robert’s Bag of Chalk
Albert Fish's Whip of Nails
Al Capone's Fedora
Al Capone's Machine Guns *
Al Smith's 1928 Campaign Badges
Aladdin's Lamp
Alan Hale Jr.'s Skipper Hat
Alan Seeger's Helmet
Alan Turing's Typewriter
Alan Wake's Flashlight
Alarm Clock
Albert Abrams’ Vials
Albert Anastasia's Barber Shop Chair
Albert Bandura's Bobo Doll
Albert Butz's Glasses *
Albert Camus' Coffee Cup
Albert Einstein's Bridge Device *
Albert Einstein's Chalk
Albert Einstein's Comb *
Albert Stevens’ Paintbrush
Albert Tirrell’s Razor
Alberto Burri's Sacking and Red
Albertus Magnus' Quill Pen
Alboin’s Skull Cup
Albrecht Dürer's Rhinoceros Horn
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Alchemist's Curse
Alcmaeon of Croton's Ring
Aldrich Ames' Chalk
Aldus Manutius’ Vellum
Aleijadinho’s Palanquin
Aleister Crowley's Ruby Studded Universal Hexagram Necklace *
Alejandro Jodorowsky’s Keisaku
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Alessandro Volta's Biscuit Bin *
Alessandro Volta's Lab Coat and Goggles *
Alethiometer
Alex Mercer's Jacket
Alex Sander's Scourge
Alexander of Abonoteichus' Grimorie
Alexander Alekhine's Chess Set *
Alexander Bain's Fax Machine
Alexander Calder's First Mobile
Alexander D'Agapeyeff's Telegraph
Alexander Fleming's Beaker
Alexander Graham Bell's Telephone Wire
Alexander the Great's Bronze Breastplate
Alexander the Great's Xyston
Alexander of Greece's Pocket Watch
Alexander Grey's Owl Pendant
Alexander Hamilton's & Aaron Burr's Dueling Pistols
Alexander Herrmann's Gold Watch
Alexander Hermann's Mustache Scissors *
Alexander Keith Jr’s Barrel
Alexander Litvinenko's Tea Pot
Alexander Morison's Top Hat
Alexander Polyhistor's Animal Fiber Sponge
Alexander Steinert's Grand Piano
Alexander von Humboldt's Fern
Alexander Wilson's Falconry Glove
Alexandre Étienne Choron’s Menu
Alexey Leonov's Near the Moon
Alexis Soyer's Cutting Board
Alexis St. Martin's Musket Powder
Al-Farabi's Shahrud
Alfred Adler’s Coat Rack
Alfred Dreyfus' Sword Hilt *
Alfred George Hinds' Prison Uniform
Alfréd Hajós' Measuring Tape
Alfred Hitchcock's Metal Pinwheel (canon)  
Alfred Kinsey's Abacus
Alfred, Lord Tennyson's Bronze Statue of Chiron
Alfred's Monarch Ice Skates
Alfred Nobel's Box Detonator
Alfred Nobel's Curtains
Alfred Packer's Gold
Alfred Snoxall's Lee-Enfield Rifle
Alfred N. Stevenson's Military Helmet
Alfred Stieglitz's Tripod
Alfred Watkin’s Theodolite
Alfred Wegener's Parka
Algie the Pig
Al Herpin's Rocking Chair
Al Hirschfeld’s Chair and Lamp
Ali Asghar Borujerdi's Prayer Beads
Alice Manfield’s Trekking Pole
Alice Bailey's Necklace
Alice's Crown
Alice Stebbins Wells’ Police Badge
Alien's Device Prop
Allan Pinkerton's Briefcase
Allan W. E. Jones' Underwear
Alleyway from Kowloon Walled City
Alliance Tenna-Scope TV Signal Booster
All Hallow's Eve Pumpkin
Alphonse Bertillon's Shaving Mirror
Alphonse Cahagnet's Magnets
Alpine Brandy Rescue Cask *
Aloysius 'Alois' Alzheimer's Eye Glasses
Alpharts Tod's Hauberk
Altaïr's Hidden Blade
Aluminum Bluthner Piano *
Álvaro Obregón's Right Arm
Alvin C. Graves' Tie
Alvin C. York's .45 Colt Automatic Pistol
Alvin C. York's Medal
Alvin Straight’s Riding Lawn Mower
Alyattes of Lydia's Electrum Coins
Amanda Palmer's Ukulele
Amanda Todd's Flashcards
Amasa Coleman Lee's Porch Swing
Amaterasu's Yasakani no Magatama
Amazon Fish Tank *
The Amber Room
Amber Sphere *
Amber Spyglass
Ambrose Bierce's Skull
Ambrose Burnside's Jacket
Amelia Earhart's Goggles
Amelia Earhart's Lockheed Vega 5B
Amenemhat III’s Pyramidion
Amenemhat III's Sistrum
Amenemhat IV’s Sphinx
"American Idiot" Stage Set
Amerigo Vespucci's Armor Plate
Amityville House Windows
Ammunition from the USS Maine
Amphion's Lyre
Amulet of Hapi
Amy Lowell's Cigar
Amy Winehouse's Microphone
An Zhengwen's Brush
Anasazi Rope
Anatoly Onoprienko's Sawed off Shotgun
Anatomical Model
Anaxagoras' Krater
Anaximander's Sundial
André the Giant's Wrestling Singlet
André Citroën's Double Helical Gear
André de Toth’s 3-D Glasses
Andre Devigny's Bedding and Lantern
André Devigny Spoon
André-Marie Ampère’s Notebook
André Martinet's Phonograph
Andrea Aguyar’s Lasso
Andrea del Verrocchio's Workshop
Andreas Mihavecz’s Prison Cell
Andreas Vesalius' Watering Can
Andrew Borden's Couch
Andy Dufresne’s Rock Hammer
Andrew Jackson's Keg of Ale
Andrew Wyeth's Christina's World
Andy Kaufman's Bowl & Spoon
Andy Kaufman's Sunglasses
Andy Lambros' Fishing Pole
Andy the Clown’s Costume
Andy Warhol's Campbell's Soup Cans
Andy Warhol's Concept Dress Mannequin
Andy Warhol's Hairbrush
Andy Warhol's Marilyn Diptych
Anfo Merc's Electric Guitar and Battery Amplifier
Angela Cavallo's Car Fender
Angelo Faticoni's Chair
Angelo Moriondo’s Espresso Machine
Angelo Siciliano's Workout Trunks *
Angel Wings from the Pulse Funeral
Angkor Wat Piece of Vishnu
Ankou's Horseshoe
Angry Birdcage *
Animatronic Presidents from the "Hall of Presidents" in Walt Disney World
Anita King’s Lighter
Ann Corio's Bra
Ann Faraday's Jacket
Anna Baker's Wedding Dress
Anna Bertha Ludwig's Wedding Ring
Anna de Coligny's Crown
Anna Pavlova's Swan-Feather Fan
Annabelle Doll
Anne Boleyn's Pearl Necklace and Ornate B
Anne Bonny's Cutlass *
Anne Frank's Diary and Ribbon Bookmark
Anne Greene's Noose
Anne Sullivan’s Doll
Annette Funicello's Beach Ball *
Annie Edson Taylor's Barrel *
Annie Fox's Purple Heart
Annie Oakley’s Bonnet
Ansel Adams' Camera
Antarctic Whaling Station Camp
Anthony Bishop's Manuscript *
Anthony Salerno's Fedora *
Anthony Spilotro's Casino Tokens
Anthony Stewart/Rupert Giles' Glasses
Anti-Boarding Netting from the Mary Rose
Antique Candy Box
Antoine Lavosier's Candle
Antoine Lavosier's Microscope
Anton Aicher's Marionette Handle
Anton Chekov’s Pince-Nez's
Antoni Gaudí’s Chisel and Trencadís
Antonietta Dell'Era's Ballet Slippers
Antonio Stradivari's Violin Strings *
Antonio Vivaldi’s Aspergillum
Anton Praetorius' Hynm Book
Anubis Canopic Jar
Anubis Shrine Pyramid *
Anuket's Necklace
Aphrodite's Ankle Bracelet
Aphrodite's Girdle *
Aphrodite's Hairbrush
Apple of Discord
Apollo 11 Lunar Landing Hoax Set *
Apollo 11 Moon Rock *
Apollo 13 Command Module
Apollo 15 Geologic Hammer and Falcon Feather
Apollonius of Tyana's Amulet
Apollo of Veii's Arms
Apollo’s and Artemis’ Bows
Apollo's Sandals
Apophis Statuette
Apsley Cherry-Garrard’s Goggles
Aquilas from the Battle of Teutoburg Forest
Arachne's Loom
Arceus' Plates
Archibald McIndoe's Saline Bathtub
Archibald Spooner's Cloak
Archilochus' Aulos
Archimedes's Bathtub
Arc Light from the Iroquois Theater
Ares' Gauntlets
Aretha Franklin's Spotlight
The Argo
Ariadne's Ball of Thread
Aristotle's Lyre
Aron Ralston’s Pocketknife
Artemisia II of Caria's Chalice
Armand David's Glasses & Zucchetto
Armand Guillaumin's Soleil couchant à Ivry
Armando Socarras Ramirez's Shirt
Arne Larsson's Pacemaker
Arrow of Alan Gua
Arrow of Time
Artemis' Cloak Pin
Arthur Aitken's Pith Helmet
Arthur Aston's Wooden Leg
Arthur Blessitt’s Cross
Arthur C. Clarke's Telescope
Arthur Claude Darby's Rope
Arthur Conan Doyle's Disintegration Machine
Arthur Conan Doyle's Fairy Notebook
Arthur Conan Doyle's Pipe
Arthur Edward Waite's Tarot Deck
Arthur Evans' Magnifying Glass
Arthur Galston's Soil Knife
Arthur Rostron’s Loving Cup
Arthur Stace’s Chalk
Arthur Wellesley's Boots
Arthur Wynne's Journal
Arthur Zimmermann's Ticker-tape Machine
Artie Moore's Headphones
Artie Shaw's Clarinet *
Asclepius' Offering Bowl
Ash Williams’ Double-Barrel "Boomstick"
Ashes from the 1925 Madame Tussaud Fire
Ashley Revell's Tuxedo
Ashurbanipal's Crown
Ashoka's Hell
Ashoka's Pillars
Assorted Herbs (Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, and Thyme)
Asphyxiating Blackboard Erasers
Atalanta's Spear
Æthelred the Unready's Crown
Athena's Owl Pendant
Athena Parthenos
Athena's Aegis
Athena’s Breastplate
Athens Caryatid
Atlanta Ripper's Balaclava
Atlantean Crystal Pendant
Atlas' Globe
Atomic Bombs from The Dayton Project
Atticus Finch's Pocketwatch
Attila the Hun's Battle Helmet (canon)
Attila the Hun's Swaddling Blanket *
Audio-Healing Tuning Fork *
August Bier’s Needle
August Musger's Projector
August Natterer's Bible
Auguste Escoffier’s Tasting Spoons
Auguste Piccard's Gondola
Auguste Renoir's Young Girls at the Piano *
Auguste Rodin's Hammer and Chisel *
Auguste Rodin's Gateway to Hell
Auguste Rodin’s The Kiss
Auguste Rodin's Rasp
Augustina de Aragon's Cannon
Augustin-Jean Fresnel's Magnifying Glass *
Augustin Pyramus de Candolle’s Touch-Me-Not Plant
Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ Double Eagle Gold Coin
Aung San's Pinhole Camera
Aurora's Torch
Australian Boomerang
Automatic Trash-Disposal Waste Bin
Automatic Vaccum *
Autumn Leaves
Avatar Relics from The Last Airbender
Axe Ring
Axel Erlandson's Sycamore Seeds
Axeman of New Orleans' Phonograph
Ayrton Senna's Race Suit
Azletar (by technicality)
Aztec Bloodstone *
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Leadership Development Course Celebrates The Art of Story Facilitation
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Leadership Story Lab Celebrates Graduation of Certified Story Facilitators       Stay Trendy with URBTNews.com ( Subscribe Today Free!) Leadership Development Course Celebrates The Art of Story Facilitation   Leadership Development Course Celebrates New Class Of Story Facilitators Esther Choy leads a dynamic, hands-on storytelling training with her clients in-person and virtually Leadership Story Lab Leadership Story Lab celebrates the newest cohort of Certified Story Facilitators, a program designed to transform leaders through storytelling facilitation.   The skill of story facilitation allows you to be more persuasive because you gain a deeper understanding of the people you are leading. Storytelling builds empathy and connection.” — Esther Choy CHICAGO, IL, UNITED STATES, September 11, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Leadership Story Lab celebrates the graduation of its newest cohort of Certified Story Facilitators (CSF). This unique program aims to transform leaders through storytelling facilitation, equipping CSF graduates with essential facilitation skills and storytelling curricula. Unlike most storytelling courses, CSF does not only focus on making leaders the “Sage on Stage,” who excel at telling timely stories to motivate their audiences. It also emphasizes the role of “Guide on the Side,” helping leaders learn to listen effectively and assist their teams in improving their storytelling abilities. The Power of Story Facilitation Effective leadership requires more than just industry expertise. “It requires persuasion,” argues Esther Choy, founder of Leadership Story Lab and creator of CSF. “And persuasion requires trust. The skill of story facilitation allows you to be more persuasive because you gain a deeper understanding of the people you are leading. Storytelling builds empathy and connection.” Transformative Experience in Storytelling Now in its fourth year, the CSF program offers a transformative six-week experience. This program goes beyond theory and requires participants to immerse themselves in their narratives and those of their peers. Participants engage in storytelling exercises and facilitate similar activities with fellow participants. Each session includes workshop-style feedback along with personalized feedback, allowing participants to learn through experience. A Diverse Community of Leaders This unique course attracts leaders from various industries. “We’ve had independent leadership coaches, sales and communications executives, wealth and philanthropy professionals, and professors from universities,” said Reena Kansal, COO of Leadership Story Lab and Level 3 Certified Story Facilitator. “The common thread among participants is their interest in connecting and valuing storytelling. The community fosters collaboration and support, meeting monthly to inspire and develop skills.” A Three-Tiered Certification Model CSF operates with three levels, each built on the previous one. Level 3 skills are especially relevant during this time of political and social turmoil. “I’m applying everything I learned through the story facilitators’ certification process, and I believe that together we can change the world, one story at a time,” said Luawanna Hallstrom, Principal at Collaborative Communications and Level 3 Story Facilitator. Congratulations to the Graduates This year, five exceptional leaders joined the global community of Certified Story Facilitators. We also partnered with USAA, a financial services company dedicated to military members, to create a dedicated cohort for USAA employees in San Antonio, TX. This initiative aims to improve storytelling and coaching capabilities while providing a structured communication approach. Leadership Development Course Celebrates The Art of Story Facilitation Congratulations to these graduates who have reported implementing their learnings in high-stakes presentations, business conversations, team meetings, and mentorship programs with significant effects. Participants have gained new perspectives on their leadership roles, helping team members effectively from the first month after certification! Monica Dominguez, AVP, Operations & Planning, USAA, CSF Level 1Samara Makinsi, Director, Special Programs, USAA, CSF Level 1Chuck Rohrig, Executive Director, Member Advocacy, USAA, CSF Level 1Matthew Rowley, Director, Executive Operational Planning, USAA, CSF Level 1Kristi Mork, New Logo Sales Mentor, UKG, CSF Level 1 The next cohort begins the first week of October 2024. Learn more and register at Leadership Story Lab. About Leadership Story Lab Leadership Story Lab operates as a women-led business storytelling consultancy, offering transformative programs that help leaders communicate authentically and cultivate meaningful workplace connections. Reena KansalLeadership Story Lab+1 312-324-3830email us here Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content "as is" without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above. ``` Read the full article
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Leadership Story Lab Celebrates Graduation of Certified Story Facilitators       Stay Trendy with URBTNews.com ( Subscribe Today Free!) Leadership Development Course Celebrates The Art of Story Facilitation   Leadership Development Course Celebrates New Class Of Story Facilitators Esther Choy leads a dynamic, hands-on storytelling training with her clients in-person and virtually Leadership Story Lab Leadership Story Lab celebrates the newest cohort of Certified Story Facilitators, a program designed to transform leaders through storytelling facilitation.   The skill of story facilitation allows you to be more persuasive because you gain a deeper understanding of the people you are leading. Storytelling builds empathy and connection.” — Esther Choy CHICAGO, IL, UNITED STATES, September 11, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Leadership Story Lab celebrates the graduation of its newest cohort of Certified Story Facilitators (CSF). This unique program aims to transform leaders through storytelling facilitation, equipping CSF graduates with essential facilitation skills and storytelling curricula. Unlike most storytelling courses, CSF does not only focus on making leaders the “Sage on Stage,” who excel at telling timely stories to motivate their audiences. It also emphasizes the role of “Guide on the Side,” helping leaders learn to listen effectively and assist their teams in improving their storytelling abilities. The Power of Story Facilitation Effective leadership requires more than just industry expertise. “It requires persuasion,” argues Esther Choy, founder of Leadership Story Lab and creator of CSF. “And persuasion requires trust. The skill of story facilitation allows you to be more persuasive because you gain a deeper understanding of the people you are leading. Storytelling builds empathy and connection.” Transformative Experience in Storytelling Now in its fourth year, the CSF program offers a transformative six-week experience. This program goes beyond theory and requires participants to immerse themselves in their narratives and those of their peers. Participants engage in storytelling exercises and facilitate similar activities with fellow participants. Each session includes workshop-style feedback along with personalized feedback, allowing participants to learn through experience. A Diverse Community of Leaders This unique course attracts leaders from various industries. “We’ve had independent leadership coaches, sales and communications executives, wealth and philanthropy professionals, and professors from universities,” said Reena Kansal, COO of Leadership Story Lab and Level 3 Certified Story Facilitator. “The common thread among participants is their interest in connecting and valuing storytelling. The community fosters collaboration and support, meeting monthly to inspire and develop skills.” A Three-Tiered Certification Model CSF operates with three levels, each built on the previous one. Level 3 skills are especially relevant during this time of political and social turmoil. “I’m applying everything I learned through the story facilitators’ certification process, and I believe that together we can change the world, one story at a time,” said Luawanna Hallstrom, Principal at Collaborative Communications and Level 3 Story Facilitator. Congratulations to the Graduates This year, five exceptional leaders joined the global community of Certified Story Facilitators. We also partnered with USAA, a financial services company dedicated to military members, to create a dedicated cohort for USAA employees in San Antonio, TX. This initiative aims to improve storytelling and coaching capabilities while providing a structured communication approach. Leadership Development Course Celebrates The Art of Story Facilitation Congratulations to these graduates who have reported implementing their learnings in high-stakes presentations, business conversations, team meetings, and mentorship programs with significant effects. Participants have gained new perspectives on their leadership roles, helping team members effectively from the first month after certification! Monica Dominguez, AVP, Operations & Planning, USAA, CSF Level 1Samara Makinsi, Director, Special Programs, USAA, CSF Level 1Chuck Rohrig, Executive Director, Member Advocacy, USAA, CSF Level 1Matthew Rowley, Director, Executive Operational Planning, USAA, CSF Level 1Kristi Mork, New Logo Sales Mentor, UKG, CSF Level 1 The next cohort begins the first week of October 2024. Learn more and register at Leadership Story Lab. About Leadership Story Lab Leadership Story Lab operates as a women-led business storytelling consultancy, offering transformative programs that help leaders communicate authentically and cultivate meaningful workplace connections. Reena KansalLeadership Story Lab+1 312-324-3830email us here Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content "as is" without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above. ``` Read the full article
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Leadership Story Lab Celebrates Graduation of Certified Story Facilitators       Stay Trendy with URBTNews.com ( Subscribe Today Free!) Leadership Development Course Celebrates The Art of Story Facilitation   Leadership Development Course Celebrates New Class Of Story Facilitators Esther Choy leads a dynamic, hands-on storytelling training with her clients in-person and virtually Leadership Story Lab Leadership Story Lab celebrates the newest cohort of Certified Story Facilitators, a program designed to transform leaders through storytelling facilitation.   The skill of story facilitation allows you to be more persuasive because you gain a deeper understanding of the people you are leading. Storytelling builds empathy and connection.” — Esther Choy CHICAGO, IL, UNITED STATES, September 11, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Leadership Story Lab celebrates the graduation of its newest cohort of Certified Story Facilitators (CSF). This unique program aims to transform leaders through storytelling facilitation, equipping CSF graduates with essential facilitation skills and storytelling curricula. Unlike most storytelling courses, CSF does not only focus on making leaders the “Sage on Stage,” who excel at telling timely stories to motivate their audiences. It also emphasizes the role of “Guide on the Side,” helping leaders learn to listen effectively and assist their teams in improving their storytelling abilities. The Power of Story Facilitation Effective leadership requires more than just industry expertise. “It requires persuasion,” argues Esther Choy, founder of Leadership Story Lab and creator of CSF. “And persuasion requires trust. The skill of story facilitation allows you to be more persuasive because you gain a deeper understanding of the people you are leading. Storytelling builds empathy and connection.” Transformative Experience in Storytelling Now in its fourth year, the CSF program offers a transformative six-week experience. This program goes beyond theory and requires participants to immerse themselves in their narratives and those of their peers. Participants engage in storytelling exercises and facilitate similar activities with fellow participants. Each session includes workshop-style feedback along with personalized feedback, allowing participants to learn through experience. A Diverse Community of Leaders This unique course attracts leaders from various industries. “We’ve had independent leadership coaches, sales and communications executives, wealth and philanthropy professionals, and professors from universities,” said Reena Kansal, COO of Leadership Story Lab and Level 3 Certified Story Facilitator. “The common thread among participants is their interest in connecting and valuing storytelling. The community fosters collaboration and support, meeting monthly to inspire and develop skills.” A Three-Tiered Certification Model CSF operates with three levels, each built on the previous one. Level 3 skills are especially relevant during this time of political and social turmoil. “I’m applying everything I learned through the story facilitators’ certification process, and I believe that together we can change the world, one story at a time,” said Luawanna Hallstrom, Principal at Collaborative Communications and Level 3 Story Facilitator. Congratulations to the Graduates This year, five exceptional leaders joined the global community of Certified Story Facilitators. We also partnered with USAA, a financial services company dedicated to military members, to create a dedicated cohort for USAA employees in San Antonio, TX. This initiative aims to improve storytelling and coaching capabilities while providing a structured communication approach. Leadership Development Course Celebrates The Art of Story Facilitation Congratulations to these graduates who have reported implementing their learnings in high-stakes presentations, business conversations, team meetings, and mentorship programs with significant effects. Participants have gained new perspectives on their leadership roles, helping team members effectively from the first month after certification! Monica Dominguez, AVP, Operations & Planning, USAA, CSF Level 1Samara Makinsi, Director, Special Programs, USAA, CSF Level 1Chuck Rohrig, Executive Director, Member Advocacy, USAA, CSF Level 1Matthew Rowley, Director, Executive Operational Planning, USAA, CSF Level 1Kristi Mork, New Logo Sales Mentor, UKG, CSF Level 1 The next cohort begins the first week of October 2024. Learn more and register at Leadership Story Lab. About Leadership Story Lab Leadership Story Lab operates as a women-led business storytelling consultancy, offering transformative programs that help leaders communicate authentically and cultivate meaningful workplace connections. Reena KansalLeadership Story Lab+1 312-324-3830email us here Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content "as is" without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above. ``` Read the full article
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Leadership Story Lab Celebrates Graduation of Certified Story Facilitators       Stay Trendy with URBTNews.com ( Subscribe Today Free!) Leadership Development Course Celebrates The Art of Story Facilitation   Leadership Development Course Celebrates New Class Of Story Facilitators Esther Choy leads a dynamic, hands-on storytelling training with her clients in-person and virtually Leadership Story Lab Leadership Story Lab celebrates the newest cohort of Certified Story Facilitators, a program designed to transform leaders through storytelling facilitation.   The skill of story facilitation allows you to be more persuasive because you gain a deeper understanding of the people you are leading. Storytelling builds empathy and connection.” — Esther Choy CHICAGO, IL, UNITED STATES, September 11, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Leadership Story Lab celebrates the graduation of its newest cohort of Certified Story Facilitators (CSF). This unique program aims to transform leaders through storytelling facilitation, equipping CSF graduates with essential facilitation skills and storytelling curricula. Unlike most storytelling courses, CSF does not only focus on making leaders the “Sage on Stage,” who excel at telling timely stories to motivate their audiences. It also emphasizes the role of “Guide on the Side,” helping leaders learn to listen effectively and assist their teams in improving their storytelling abilities. The Power of Story Facilitation Effective leadership requires more than just industry expertise. “It requires persuasion,” argues Esther Choy, founder of Leadership Story Lab and creator of CSF. “And persuasion requires trust. The skill of story facilitation allows you to be more persuasive because you gain a deeper understanding of the people you are leading. Storytelling builds empathy and connection.” Transformative Experience in Storytelling Now in its fourth year, the CSF program offers a transformative six-week experience. This program goes beyond theory and requires participants to immerse themselves in their narratives and those of their peers. Participants engage in storytelling exercises and facilitate similar activities with fellow participants. Each session includes workshop-style feedback along with personalized feedback, allowing participants to learn through experience. A Diverse Community of Leaders This unique course attracts leaders from various industries. “We’ve had independent leadership coaches, sales and communications executives, wealth and philanthropy professionals, and professors from universities,” said Reena Kansal, COO of Leadership Story Lab and Level 3 Certified Story Facilitator. “The common thread among participants is their interest in connecting and valuing storytelling. The community fosters collaboration and support, meeting monthly to inspire and develop skills.” A Three-Tiered Certification Model CSF operates with three levels, each built on the previous one. Level 3 skills are especially relevant during this time of political and social turmoil. “I’m applying everything I learned through the story facilitators’ certification process, and I believe that together we can change the world, one story at a time,” said Luawanna Hallstrom, Principal at Collaborative Communications and Level 3 Story Facilitator. Congratulations to the Graduates This year, five exceptional leaders joined the global community of Certified Story Facilitators. We also partnered with USAA, a financial services company dedicated to military members, to create a dedicated cohort for USAA employees in San Antonio, TX. This initiative aims to improve storytelling and coaching capabilities while providing a structured communication approach. Leadership Development Course Celebrates The Art of Story Facilitation Congratulations to these graduates who have reported implementing their learnings in high-stakes presentations, business conversations, team meetings, and mentorship programs with significant effects. Participants have gained new perspectives on their leadership roles, helping team members effectively from the first month after certification! Monica Dominguez, AVP, Operations & Planning, USAA, CSF Level 1Samara Makinsi, Director, Special Programs, USAA, CSF Level 1Chuck Rohrig, Executive Director, Member Advocacy, USAA, CSF Level 1Matthew Rowley, Director, Executive Operational Planning, USAA, CSF Level 1Kristi Mork, New Logo Sales Mentor, UKG, CSF Level 1 The next cohort begins the first week of October 2024. Learn more and register at Leadership Story Lab. About Leadership Story Lab Leadership Story Lab operates as a women-led business storytelling consultancy, offering transformative programs that help leaders communicate authentically and cultivate meaningful workplace connections. Reena KansalLeadership Story Lab+1 312-324-3830email us here Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content "as is" without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above. ``` Read the full article
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