Good storytelling takes time and practice. Telling a good story is a lot like telling a good joke. The first time you tell it, it may not land all that well. But we read our audience's reaction, make some tweaks, and try again until eventually we land the joke (or ... Read More

Yes. Though in everyday conversation you might still hear and use "story" and "narrative" interchangeably, they're not the same things. And the difference is more than just semantics. A narrative is a telling of a sequence of events. This happened, and that happened, and something else happened, and so on. ... Read More

We're often asked whether it's better to present data at the beginning or end of a story. But we don't believe the timing of where you place the data is all that influential over whether or not a story lands. What's most important is to make sure that the data ... Read More