The Power Of Your Story w/ Aaron Whitfield
"Your story is your Superpower"Stories have the power to elicit change, entertain, warn or teach. Research has shown that stories can enhance positive human behaviors like altruism and kindness. When we listen to stories, our brainwaves are synchronized with those of the storyteller.Aaron Whitfield, Program Coordinator for The Todd Anthony Bell National Resource Center on the African American Male at The Ohio State University. This is one of the largest universities in the United States, is a leading research university and the model for Ohio's public higher education institutes.Aaron is a Curriculum Developer for the Leadership Institute. He is also an Education Consultant, Youth Engagement Specialist and Keynote Speaker in the fields of Marketing communications, client relations and leadership development. Aaron values the development of professional and community relationships to promote products and services. He continues to be successful in project planning and completion, arranges events and presentations to individuals and groups.On this episode, Aaron is here to share with us what it takes to be a wholistic person. Achieving financial success may not necessarily feel abundant if you feel emotionally poor. He always asks his students to ponder:"What's the point of having a 4.0 GPA if you feel like a 1.0 person? Aaron hosts The Semi-Social Life Of A Black Introvert Podcast. A noted community educator and motivational speaker, he takes you on a journey into experiences, perspectives, and lessons that you can only experience from a semi-social Black male in America. Unfiltered and brutally honest, each episode is designed to build self-empowerment, spark conversation, and create positive mental health. ”The Semi-Social Life of a Black Introvert Podcast” is guaranteed to make you laugh, cry, smile, and believe that you can create purpose-filled, life-changing impact every single day.Listen as Aaron shares:- how leaders can impact those they lead by using their stories- how everyone has a story that has power to impact others- how important it is that you share you story- that you need to start writing your story today- how to tell your story that empowers, rather than disempower you- why telling your story is so powerful- how telling your story appeals to emotions - how your experiences makes you relate to others- how we can create better understanding if we shared our stories- how stories make us human and connect us to universal truths- how stories make us feel a greater sense of connection to others- the way stories shape our identity- what stories teach us about ourselves and othersGet In Touch With Aaron:PodcastInstagramAdditional Resources:"How To Inspire Through Visual Storytelling" w/ Jude Charles"The Power Of Your Story" by Jim LoehrGet In Touch With Me:FacebookInstagramEmail: roberta4sk@gmail.comYouTubeLeave a rating and a review on iTunes & Spotify:iTunesSpotify
"Your story is your Superpower"
Stories have the power to elicit change, entertain, warn or teach. Research has shown that stories can enhance positive human behaviors like altruism and kindness. When we listen to stories, our brainwaves are synchronized with those of the storyteller.
Aaron Whitfield, Program Coordinator for The Todd Anthony Bell National Resource Center on the African American Male at The Ohio State University. This is one of the largest universities in the United States, is a leading research university and the model for Ohio's public higher education institutes.
Aaron is a Curriculum Developer for the Leadership Institute. He is also an Education Consultant, Youth Engagement Specialist and Keynote Speaker in the fields of Marketing communications, client relations and leadership development.
Aaron values the development of professional and community relationships to promote products and services. He continues to be successful in project planning and completion, arranges events and presentations to individuals and groups.
On this episode, Aaron is here to share with us what it takes to be a wholistic person. Achieving financial success may not necessarily feel abundant if you feel emotionally poor. He always asks his students to ponder:
"What's the point of having a 4.0 GPA if you feel like a 1.0 person?
Aaron hosts The Semi-Social Life Of A Black Introvert Podcast. A noted community educator and motivational speaker, he takes you on a journey into experiences, perspectives, and lessons that you can only experience from a semi-social Black male in America. Unfiltered and brutally honest, each episode is designed to build self-empowerment, spark conversation, and create positive mental health. ”The Semi-Social Life of a Black Introvert Podcast” is guaranteed to make you laugh, cry, smile, and believe that you can create purpose-filled, life-changing impact every single day.
Listen as Aaron shares:
- how leaders can impact those they lead by using their stories
- how everyone has a story that has power to impact others
- how important it is that you share you story
- that you need to start writing your story today
- how to tell your story that empowers, rather than disempower you
- why telling your story is so powerful
- how telling your story appeals to emotions
- how your experiences makes you relate to others
- how we can create better understanding if we shared our stories
- how stories make us human and connect us to universal truths
- how stories make us feel a greater sense of connection to others
- the way stories shape our identity
- what stories teach us about ourselves and others
Connect with Aaron:
Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/sa/podcast/the-semi-social-life-of-a-black-introvert/id1468245318
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blackintrovertpodcast/
Additional Resources:
"How To Inspire Through Visual Storytelling" w/ Jude Charles
"The Power Of Your Story" by Jim Loehr
Leave a rating and a review:
Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-power-of-your-story-w-aaron-whitfield/id1614151066?i=1000554617563
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4PKwV7Wz0IOVAS9T68KW9y
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-1PriYW2e4
Stories have the power to elicit change, entertain, warn or teach. Research has shown that stories can enhance positive human behaviors like altruism and kindness. When we listen to stories, our brainwaves are synchronized with those of the storyteller.
Aaron Whitfield, Program Coordinator for The Todd Anthony Bell National Resource Center on the African American Male at The Ohio State University. This is one of the largest universities in the United States, is a leading research university and the model for Ohio's public higher education institutes.
Aaron is a Curriculum Developer for the Leadership Institute. He is also an Education Consultant, Youth Engagement Specialist and Keynote Speaker in the fields of Marketing communications, client relations and leadership development.
Aaron values the development of professional and community relationships to promote products and services. He continues to be successful in project planning and completion, arranges events and presentations to individuals and groups.
On this episode, Aaron is here to share with us what it takes to be a wholistic person. Achieving financial success may not necessarily feel abundant if you feel emotionally poor. He always asks his students to ponder:
"What's the point of having a 4.0 GPA if you feel like a 1.0 person?
Aaron hosts The Semi-Social Life Of A Black Introvert Podcast. A noted community educator and motivational speaker, he takes you on a journey into experiences, perspectives, and lessons that you can only experience from a semi-social Black male in America. Unfiltered and brutally honest, each episode is designed to build self-empowerment, spark conversation, and create positive mental health. ”The Semi-Social Life of a Black Introvert Podcast” is guaranteed to make you laugh, cry, smile, and believe that you can create purpose-filled, life-changing impact every single day.
Listen as Aaron shares:
- how leaders can impact those they lead by using their stories
- how everyone has a story that has power to impact others
- how important it is that you share you story
- that you need to start writing your story today
- how to tell your story that empowers, rather than disempower you
- why telling your story is so powerful
- how telling your story appeals to emotions
- how your experiences makes you relate to others
- how we can create better understanding if we shared our stories
- how stories make us human and connect us to universal truths
- how stories make us feel a greater sense of connection to others
- the way stories shape our identity
- what stories teach us about ourselves and others
Connect with Aaron:
Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/sa/podcast/the-semi-social-life-of-a-black-introvert/id1468245318
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blackintrovertpodcast/
Additional Resources:
"How To Inspire Through Visual Storytelling" w/ Jude Charles
"The Power Of Your Story" by Jim Loehr
Leave a rating and a review:
Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-power-of-your-story-w-aaron-whitfield/id1614151066?i=1000554617563
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4PKwV7Wz0IOVAS9T68KW9y
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-1PriYW2e4
