Want to connect in a hostile world?

Tell stories like a caveman.

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Here's the problem.

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It's 2022

Communication is broken.

Conflict is at an all time high

at work, at school, and in communities.

Empathy is at an all time low.

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Coworkers fight, neighbors attack neighbors,

students are increasingly isolated.

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Conflict is taking a terrible toll on us all.

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Let's be clear-eyed.

Fighting, shouting, arguing, suing, belittling,

or even having difficult conversations

(with belligerent Uncle Bob or Karen your coworker)

do NOT reduce conflict.

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Here's our solution.

 

Share your true stories

(in a particular format - "U-stories").

At work, school, to your neighbors

and even annoying people in the supermarket.

This creates trust and empathy

between the teller and the listener.

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This is not rocket science.

It's neuro-science.

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30,000 years ago,  our ancestors began telling stories

- in a VERY SPECIFIC PATTERN, a "U-story" -

to overcome hostility and create connection with other tribes.

 

This type of story automatically creates sustainable

empathy + trust + inclusion

IN OTHER PEOPLE TOWARD THE STORYTELLER,

across barriers, across culture, even with people we don't like.

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