34 min
The Power of Writing Our Own Personal Story with Kristina Paider Badass Women at Any Age
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Raised by a squad of women that could rival any SNL cast, Kristina Paider’s view of life was influenced by the stories and laughter shared throughout her young life. With this influence and a passion for storytelling, Kristina became an award-winning storyteller, development editor, and writing coach with a mighty and tidy stack of screenplays, books, research, and A-list media headlines. She is the Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer of the Hollywood Approach, which helps writers gain clarity, get a badass game plan together, and expedite results. Kristina’s executive track record includes overseeing the marketing and research for a ten billion dollar global hotel advisory company. She was also the Global and Marketing Advisor of KP and Co. She applied newsroom, boardroom, and Hollywood writer’s room experience to optimize writing, marketing, and strategy in high-performance businesses. She travels by motorcycle and jumps into waterfalls. What You Will Hear in This Episode: Kristina’s personal story and how she arrived where she today
The lessons Kristina has learned about storytelling
The unique talents and strategies that women have in their stories that are difficult to uncover
The neuroscience behind storytelling
Jumping into waterfalls
Kristina’s strengths behind her story
Quotes
“Our flaws are not weaknesses. We must accept them, learn from them, and use them as opportunities for growth.”
“There is power in writing our own personal story.”
“Women are givers. We are so good at giving that we under-estimate the value of receiving.”
“We all have these characters that help us in our success.”
“Story lights up all seven parts of the brain.”
Mentioned:
https://www.kristinapaider.com/
Bonniemarcusleadership.com
The Hollywood Approach
Gendered Ageism Survey Results
Forbes article
5 Tips to own the superpower of your age
Not Done Yet!
Not Done Yet! Amazon
The Politics of Promotion
Fb @Bonnie.Marcus
LinkedIn: @Bonniemarcus
Twitter: @selfpromote
IG: @self_promote_
Raised by a squad of women that could rival any SNL cast, Kristina Paider’s view of life was influenced by the stories and laughter shared throughout her young life. With this influence and a passion for storytelling, Kristina became an award-winning storyteller, development editor, and writing coach with a mighty and tidy stack of screenplays, books, research, and A-list media headlines. She is the Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer of the Hollywood Approach, which helps writers gain clarity, get a badass game plan together, and expedite results. Kristina’s executive track record includes overseeing the marketing and research for a ten billion dollar global hotel advisory company. She was also the Global and Marketing Advisor of KP and Co. She applied newsroom, boardroom, and Hollywood writer’s room experience to optimize writing, marketing, and strategy in high-performance businesses. She travels by motorcycle and jumps into waterfalls. What You Will Hear in This Episode: Kristina’s personal story and how she arrived where she today
The lessons Kristina has learned about storytelling
The unique talents and strategies that women have in their stories that are difficult to uncover
The neuroscience behind storytelling
Jumping into waterfalls
Kristina’s strengths behind her story
Quotes
“Our flaws are not weaknesses. We must accept them, learn from them, and use them as opportunities for growth.”
“There is power in writing our own personal story.”
“Women are givers. We are so good at giving that we under-estimate the value of receiving.”
“We all have these characters that help us in our success.”
“Story lights up all seven parts of the brain.”
Mentioned:
https://www.kristinapaider.com/
Bonniemarcusleadership.com
The Hollywood Approach
Gendered Ageism Survey Results
Forbes article
5 Tips to own the superpower of your age
Not Done Yet!
Not Done Yet! Amazon
The Politics of Promotion
Fb @Bonnie.Marcus
LinkedIn: @Bonniemarcus
Twitter: @selfpromote
IG: @self_promote_
34 min