Taking storytelling to Netflix levels

The pandemic has affected most of us in our personal and professional lives. The past 15 months, with keynote speaking at a standstill and courts closed (where I’m an expert witness), provided an opportunity to tell an intriguing story.

Scott Rivas, a soft-spoken high school classmate, served our country as an outstanding FBI agent. He led a team of investigators on this country’s largest airport heist by Karls Monzon, which turned out to be more colorful than Goodfellas. Today, Rivas protects the interests of others as a security expert and private investigator guru.

A new hat I’ve chosen to wear is as executive producer for the Netflix Heist series with Money Plane episodes where I’m able to share this fascinating story of redemption on television and streaming. Call this a storytelling action step. I’d like to encourage everyone to consider how you may go beyond the norm.?No matter what industry you are in, take on something that may seem very difficult and achieve it. If you, or your company has an untold story, go ahead and determine the platform where it will resonate the most and tell it.

Everyone has a story to share. This past year, we’ve had time to consider what may be our next chapter, personally and professionally. Don’t hesitate to begin writing or posting. I’m encouraging everyone to explore ways for your story to reach additional views during the brighter days ahead. You have opportunities with channels including social media. What would you like to achieve?

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