Forerunner Story Co.

Storytelling is the great human superpower. Through storytelling humans come together, communicate meaning, and move forward.  

You, your team, your business, and your community (all made up of humans) are pursuing goals and moving toward dreams together and there are stories ready to be told to help you reach them.

Yes, storytelling is vital to making a great video or a podcast, but what if that was only the start? What if your story could empower your vision to build a great culture, align your team behind a shared goal, establish an undeniably unique brand position, deeply connect you with your community and serve and inspire your customers?

At Forerunner Story Co. this is the storytelling we’re after - storytelling that pushes into not yet seen stories that lead where someone has not yet gone; those places where only you can take us.

We’re here to champion you, your team, and your organization to do just that, all with your story.

So wherever you’re going...

Lead with story. Go as only you can go.

We've got some stories we'd love to share with you!

You can now find all episodes of Lead With Story and links to said episodes in one place!

Lead With Story Podcast | Forerunner Story Co A podcast that explores how stories that got us HERE can help us get THERE.

How can you use your space to tell your story? How could the simplest attention to detail bring the whole thing together?

In this episode talks with about her story of becoming an interior designer - and what a journey it is! While it wasn’t a straight path each piece of her story builds upon the previous leading to her new endeavors with Daisy Acres Design!

As a designer, Lindsey is dedicated to helping her clients make their homes into unique expressions of themselves and at the same time suited for the lives they live now.

Episode 8 of Lead with Story featuring is now available to stream on YouTube/Spotify/Apple

It’s entirely possible “I don’t want a story” actually means “I don’t have time for a story”. Fair and often quite necessary when a decision needs to be made.

Sometimes a situation needs to be resolved and the reasons behind it come at later time.

But there is always a guiding story. Always.

And it’s worth taking time (and it will rarely feel convenient) to understand what that story is and how it shapes who we are, where we’re headed and who we’re becoming.

Even though your media may look really cool if you’re not connecting the dots your ‘story’ may not be saying anything all.

What do you know and how did you come to know it?
What problem are you solving?
What mission are you after?
Who is invited in?
What’s their first step to participation?

Make sure your message is clear and then make it pretty!