What does a professional storyteller do for a living? What makes up our days? Here is my attempt at keeping a picture blog of what I do everyday. One picture and post per day (or at least 5 per week) and some pithy comment. We'll see. Click >here<. for my real blog.
Thursday, May 22, 2008
05.22.2008 Thursday: Catching Up
Picture of: front of thank you card my eldest daughter got from the owner when said daughter found wallet in parking lot at work and turned it in. Owner was, apparently, profoundly happy to have her wallet back.
Today I:In the last few days I: have missed updating you; had a bad FMS day and fell behind a bit; Twittered; wrote blog posts; bought airlines tickets to multiple destinations; talked with sponsors on the phone; booked school shows; didn't book other shows; started an outline for the next book; had lunch with a person who might be able to do a cool workshop with me; had a huge, historic-type storm in AZ today; booked hotel reservations; booked rental car reservations; talked at length with other national storytellers; called the A/C guy to come fix my air conditioner; chased my kid's rats out of my office (you didn't expect that one); drove around parking lots with learning-to-drive learner's permitted child; ordered pizza; re-evaluated and made some tough decisions and started to move forward; thanks for being with me on this blog-more to come; happy birthday to my brother Mike.
Sean Buvala is an author, storyteller, and communications coach serving currently as the publisher at The Small Tooth Dog Publishing Group LLC in Arizona. He worked with storytelling training in many different industries and spends most of his current time working with new business owners as they seek out new ways to share the narrative of their work.
Picture of: front of thank you card my eldest daughter got from the owner when said daughter found wallet in parking lot at work and turned it in. Owner was, apparently, profoundly happy to have her wallet back. 
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