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"How do you champion a cause you deeply believe in, even if you’re unsure of where to start?

You allow yourself to be led by your passion and share your story.

I recently had the chance to dive into the stories of a movie maker, an author and illustrator, a photographer, and a social media influencer who did exactly that.

Shannon Nash, CFO at Wing Corporation, an Alphabet company, didn’t set out to become an award-winning movie maker. When she saw the need to tell the story of how the black and brown communities were experiencing autism diagnosis and support, she knew nothing about movie making. However, her dedication and passion overcame her lack of experience. Her film, Colored My Mind, won best film documentary at the American Pavilion in Cannes in 2013."

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People forget facts, but they never forget a good story. In her book, Esther Choy shares business storytelling methods, examples and practical tools and templates. It’s your essential leadership storytelling toolkit.

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