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As we honor the great many women during Women’s History Month from Jane Austen to Ruth Bader Ginsburg, I think of all the amazing stories that so many women have to tell. By sharing your story, you can impart learnings and ideas to help others grow and broaden their experiences.

Storytelling is a widely used tool not only to document history, events, and people’s lives, but also to connect with others in an engaging manner. Brands and companies are building their stories so they can foster relationships with their customers. With so many options from which to choose, customers prefer purchasing products and services that both meet their needs and provide an authentic basis for connection. Tell your story broadly, clearly and passionately and you will be heard.

Debbie Miller