Do you have many book ideas and are unsure which one to start with? Let RTC help you narrow them down and find the one that is burning brightest for you to jump into.

You often start out writing a book that you hope others will read. What you learn through the process, is that you write the story that you need to share with the world. Here we share three important pieces to writing your book.

It takes a lot to start writing your book. It takes a bit more to finish writing your book! We have three tips to help you not only leave the starting line, but also to help you cross the finish line.

Genevieve Georget, executive editor at Round Table Companies, challenges leaders to understand the difference between sharing opinions and sharing stories. Leaders who share their values through business storytelling can elevate their impact on key stakeholders while embracing the very aspects that make us all human.

Corey Blake offers a storyteller’s perspective on the art of interviewing podcast guests to uncover unique, engaging stories that resonate with listeners.

If you want to connect with your clients and customers on a deeper, vulnerable, emotional level and earn their trust, their gratitude, and their loyalty, business storytelling is the way to do it.

If you are looking for a fresh, new way to quickly connect and engage those at your company event, an art installation from RTC is the way to go.

When we choose vulnerability in our storytelling, we often do so with a particular intention in mind and a hope that fulfilling the intention will improve our own or others’ lives in some way.

Of all the words to describe her book writing experience with Round Table Companies, Tammy Gooler Loeb chose the word “embrace.” Loeb credits RTC with fostering a safe environment to experiment, to fail, and to succeed with her manuscript.

For Tammy Gooler Loeb, her personal process and her writing process have blossomed since she began her book writing journey with her writing coach. This journey has been filled with big surprises and profound self-discovery, igniting an excitement within Loeb to write another book before she has finished her current manuscript.

David O’Hara, president of Improving and the YPO Lone Star Chapter Learning Chair, speaks to the impact of Corey’s vulnerability workshop.

Kari Warberg Block, CEO of EarthKind and the author of Gathering around the Table, speaks about the expectations of writing a book and how it goes beyond being a natural storyteller.

Travis Tooke, author of Jiu-Jitsu and Life, describes the importance of the trust-building portion of RTC’s book writing process.

Kari Warberg Block, CEO of EarthKind and the author of Gathering around the Table, speaks about the process of writing her book and the range of emotions she experienced so that readers could feel the same way as they turned the pages.

Whether it's coordinating her family, coaching her cheer squad, or managing the staff of RTC, we can rest assured that Kristen Mitchell has a plan and that it will be carried out seamlessly. Read on to find out more about our newest project manager.

Energetic, ambitious, with the desire to champion people through their lives, Mary Anna, whose stories give you a hearty laugh, is a person that has the drive to get things done.

It is no secret that Gen has the ability to help others feel through her extraordinary gift of storytelling. Whether the story is told behind a camera or on a page, her heart-dropping one-liners give you pause and revelation.

Conscious Capitalism Press authors Laura Hall and Kari Warberg Block, join forces to help save the monarch butterflies and bring Conscious Capitalism to the next generation.

What is the story that you present to the world? Do you allow the truest part of yourself to be shown? When you reveal your vulnerable side, that is when you open yourself up to living out the fullness of your story.

It’s easy to name some of the “negatives” that this worldwide pandemic has caused. But in the midst of those negatives lies a sea of positives that we need to grab hold of and cherish long after the pandemic ends.

You and your brand go hand in hand. What story are they telling? RTC’s Corey Blake speaks on a number of topics, including vulnerability in the workplace, using storytelling to transform organizations, and how business leaders can use brand storytelling.

Corey joins John to discuss his life as an actor, the events of his life that led him to his current success as a business storyteller, and the value and power in being vulnerable.

What’s the shadow side of your superpower? Corey Blake of RTC joins Avery Konda of The Social Impactors to discuss business storytelling superpowers.