Relatable Episode 102: This Creative Communicator
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Description
A conversation about storytelling with Nick P. Ross, writer, producer and director for SoulPancake, BuzzFeed, Yahoo Studios, Chiat Day and Refinery 29.
Show Highlights
Stephanie considers alternative actions to call-out culture.
Nick gives one example after another of good storytelling with his personal cancer story and other life experiences.
Stephanie and Nick talk about smells connected to places and picky eaters.
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Backstory Behind Stephanie and Guest
Nick and I connected via Joe Hernandez-Kolski. I knew Joe had appeared in a SoulPancake video and I really wanted to connect with someone involved with producing such inspirational content. Within the first minute of talking with Nick, I knew I liked him. His lightheartedness and ability to tell a great story is refreshing and inspiring. – Stephanie Michele
Social Challenge of the Week
The Social Challenge for the Week: Courage and Curiosity Buddy System
You need a buddy for this challenge. Ask a friend if you can have a conversation with them about being courageous and curious. Exchange answers to the following questions:
- Can you think of an example of me being courageous?
- When have you witnessed me being curious about something?
- Can you help me be accountable for having the courage to do ______________?
- Can you support my curiosity for _____________________?
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“Relating well is essential to our health. As we exercise empathetic curiosity with each other we increase our personal well-being and improve the world around us.” - 
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