The Biggest Storytelling Mistake Nonprofits Make

The Biggest Storytelling Mistake Nonprofits Make
Storytelling is a huge opportunity for non-profit organizations. But so many organizations struggle to traction with the stories they tell. Why? After training and teaching over 10,000 non-profit professionals on storytelling, I'm sharing what I see as the biggest (and most avoidable) storytelling mistake non-profits make.
I'd love to hear from you in the comments! Is this a mistake you've made in storytelling? What's 1 thing you'll do moving forward to fix it?
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[@sanskritinagar6719]

This is great advice Vanessa! I think it's useful for pretty much anyone who uses storytelling as a method to talk to their audiences - even for personal branding and businesses. Not truly understanding the audience and instead relying on guesswork, more often leads to storytellers talking about themselves and their triumphs instead of focussing on the pain points of the audience.

[@VanessaChaseLockshin]

Absolutely, Sanskriti!