16.4: Networking

How close is your reader to the story? Should they be closer? Today, our hosts get nerdy about narrative distance: the space between reader, narrator, character, and world. We talk POV, sensory detail, and familiarity—and how each can zoom a reader in or pull them back. From The ...  Show more

A story doesn’t always need the same tools from beginning to end. In this episode, we talk about recognizing when it’s time to shift gears—and how to make those changes feel intentional rather than abrupt. Our hosts look at transitions between action, dialogue, and tone, while ex ...  Show more

At a networking event, one of our listeners asked us to cover the topic of networking. In this episode, we will share our thoughts on networking and the success stories we’ve experienced from networking in our careers. Panelists: Ryan Burgess - @burgessdryan Jem Young - @JemYoung ...  Show more

🗒️ About this episode:

Today's episode looks again at business talk for a legal networking event. It includes:

On this episode, host Mayra Ceja talks to Julie Gordon White from the Intuit Quickbooks Connect Conference in San Jose. Julie is Award-winning entrepreneur, bestselling author, and CEO The WELL for Women Entrepreneurs. For some business owners, networking can become an afterthoug ...  Show more

Human beings are social creatures, with a critical need to connect with others. This drive gives shape and meaning to our personal and professional lives. For entrepreneurs and business leaders, the path to success relies on strong, human-centered networks. In this special episod ...  Show more