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Have you checked out the resources available in the Members Area yet?
Whether you've tried CreateAStory, read one of our blog articles, or downloaded one of the free resources, we'd love to hear from you.
Which resource did you explore?
What's one idea that stood out?
If you haven't had a chance yet, this week is a great opportunity to dive in and discover something new. You never know which resource might spark your next great story.

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Every story carries more than “what happened.” It carries meaning.
Like the times I would race back from a little league game and plop down at the piano to play, still wearing my game gear.
Have a photo, memory, or story that reveals layers of complexity?
Sometimes the smallest moments become the most memorable stories.
Let's learn from one another.

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Sometimes the stories that stay with us aren't the biggest moments, they're the ones that changed us in surprising or subtle ways.
Here’s one for me... cleaning out my parents’ house before they move, I found a collection I’d forgotten about - hundreds and hundreds of business cards! All neatly organized and categorized. I remember being a 9 year old walking up to all the tables at one of my dad’s business conventions asking the surprised attendants “may I please have your business card?”
Think about a recent experience that reminded or taught you something about yourself.
What happened, and what did you learn?
Share as much or as little as you'd like. Your story might inspire someone else.

At a Mother’s Day in Berkeley I told the story of meeting my biological mother for. The first time. We were at a restaurant and after having only met minutes earlier the waitress asked her “is you son old enough to drink”