Tag: storytelling

I am grateful for IT because IT led me here, right now, to you

Keywords: first post , life , new blog , storytelling , writing

So, here I am. Trying again. Focusing a lot less on being perfect and a lot more on creating purpose. Yes, the fact that I’m typing this conversation-style post full of grammatical errors is causing the pastime English major in me to cringe, but it’s fine (for now). Someone once told me that a “finished something” is sometimes better than a “perfect nothing”.

https://kaitlynalexisorth.com/2022/01/12/a-finished-something

See also: “There (but for the Grace of God) Go I” [ https://socio.business.blog/2022/12/31/there-but-for-the-grace-of-god-go-i ]

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I want to write and create in order to connect, and I want to keep the door open for anyone who wants to walk in and have a conversation

Keywords: creative community , artists , austin kleon , creative , koojse koone , on writing , shantell martin , sherman alexie

I write in order to connect, in order to share, in order to tell stories. I write because I think it is something worth reading, because I need to. I write because, deep down, I want to be listened to.

https://cecilianavahome.wordpress.com/2021/07/05/people-change

The purpose is to foster a sense of community with people from all around the world

Keywords: community , tell your story

I want to encourage as many people as I can to contribute their genuine, authentic perspectives. I’ve designed the survey so that it (hopefully) isn’t too big of a time commitment for you. Think of it as a quick journaling exercise. But the value and inspiration you’ll provide will resonate with readers more than you might think.

https://letsliveinspired.co/2021/02/13/introducing-tell-your-story

I am curious to see how someone views their world, and I want to understand the way they know things

Keywords: higher education

To me, qualitative research is like the moving image of people’s lives into words, the art and science of words that cannot be measured by numbers. I know qualitative research cannot be generalised, and there is no scope of comparison between groups or treatments etc. But Albert Einstein said, “Not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted” and I could not have said it better.

https://arifajahanema.wordpress.com/2021/02/01/why-do-i-love-qualitative-research