Psychological Safety

When you have a psychologically safe culture, you more easily foster trust, respect, and open communication. Employees can learn and grow, not just professionally, but personally. You cultivate an environment of engagement, innovation, and productivity.

We often spend so much energy focusing on external elements like work, relationships, and daily responsibilities that we sometimes overlook the most important part of the equation—ourselves. Self-care, the practice of taking time to tend to our personal well-being, is a critical factor often underestimated in its impact on company culture and success.

You have a series of collisions that have defined your life. It is inescapable. Learn what you’re dancing with. It’s the key to how you are meant to be of service to this world.

Vulnerability in storytelling and at work is a dangerous endeavor that invites judgment, raw uncontainable emotion, and the perception of weakness. But on the other side of the inherent risks, is an opportunity for brilliance.

Many people talk about vulnerability. Few are actually living it. Are you ready to take the steps to start living a more vulnerable lifestyle through storytelling?

When we choose vulnerability, 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.

Explore the benefits of using storytelling as a tool for enhancing company culture and employee engagement.

Most executives understand the power of feedback. They know they need input in order for the business to change, adapt, and grow. But getting that information is tough.

The best strategic tool for workplace culture is storytelling. Why? Because change for the better doesn’t always happen from a logical headspace—it happens from the heart.

High-performance teams thrive amidst pressure that keeps them at their edge, while relying on psychological safety to go faster and further together.

Storytelling has long been a passion of Corey’s. In this podcast with Rob Dube of donothing, we learn about his journey to success through the art of telling stories.

Corey discusses his favorite topic—vulnerability—and the power that it holds on this episode of Breakthrough Success, with Marc Guberti.

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

In this podcast with Estie Rand, Corey not only shares his incredibly moving and relatable story, but he also explains the law of vulnerability, which takes people’s weakest points and helps reframe them as strengths and gifts.

Good storytelling is essential to both great leadership and great marketing. In this podcast, Corey Blake joins Bill Gallagher of Scaling Up for a discussion on storytelling, vulnerability, and leadership.

Empathy. It starts with truly listening and then grows from there.

​Shifting into a thought leadership identity requires that we manage the gremlin voices in our heads.

You DON’T want to miss this conversation about the science of storytelling with Dr. Paul Zak (i.e., Dr. Love)!!

Leaders get so dragged down in fear of rejection and negative thought patterns that it affects everyone around them—from their spouses to those that work for them. How can you keep this from happening? Gratitude is the key.