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42: Trauma Bonding or Authentic Connection? A Call for Responsible Storytelling

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Are we forging connections or exploiting trauma? Join Jacqueline as she navigates the fine line in charity storytelling.

In this thought-provoking episode of Speaker Driven Business, we dive deep into the ethical dilemma of using raw, lived experience stories for charity fundraising events. With a keen eye for the fine line between engagement and exploitation, she challenges the audience to rethink the way we leverage trauma narratives to forge emotional connections.

Jacqueline's words resonate with a profound understanding of the potential harm caused by both re-traumatising and desensitising audiences to the human experience behind these stories. She calls for a shift towards authentic storytelling, where the magic of genuine resilience and hope takes centre stage, leaving a lasting impact on both the audience and the storyteller.

WHAT YOU’LL DISCOVER IN THIS EPISODE:

  • The ethical quandary: Engagement vs. exploitation in charity fundraising events (00:20)
  • The need for responsible and authentic storytelling (01:45)
  • The impact of trauma stories and how to shape and deliver them to deeply connect with audiences (02:44)
  • Mental health awareness: The profound effects and potential risks of storytelling (05:43)
  • The double-edged sword: Going beyond mere shock value (07:01)
  • The tension between impact and sensitivity and the risk of re-traumatization (08:34)
  • Conditioning the narrative: The dangerous cycle of amplifying only extreme stories (09:59)
  • The fine line between raw power and exploitation in authentic storytelling (12:48)
  • The missing wisdom: Completing the hero's journey with insights, not just survival (13:14)
  • Striking a balance: Connecting through stories while honouring ethics and sensitivity (15:02)

To connect and learn more about creating a Speaker Driven Business connect with Jacqueline on LinkedIn. You can also follow Jacqueline on Instagram and join our Facebook Group.

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Have a question about speaking or business that you're eager to have answered?

Click HERE to submit your query, and it might just be highlighted in an upcoming episode!
Are we forging connections or exploiting trauma? Join Jacqueline as she navigates the fine line in charity storytelling.

In this thought-provoking episode of Speaker Driven Business, we dive deep into the ethical dilemma of using raw, lived experience stories for charity fundraising events. With a keen eye for the fine line between engagement and exploitation, she challenges the audience to rethink the way we leverage trauma narratives to forge emotional connections.

Jacqueline's words resonate with a profound understanding of the potential harm caused by both re-traumatising and desensitising audiences to the human experience behind these stories. She calls for a shift towards authentic storytelling, where the magic of genuine resilience and hope takes centre stage, leaving a lasting impact on both the audience and the storyteller.

WHAT YOU’LL DISCOVER IN THIS EPISODE:

  • The ethical quandary: Engagement vs. exploitation in charity fundraising events (00:20)
  • The need for responsible and authentic storytelling (01:45)
  • The impact of trauma stories and how to shape and deliver them to deeply connect with audiences (02:44)
  • Mental health awareness: The profound effects and potential risks of storytelling (05:43)
  • The double-edged sword: Going beyond mere shock value (07:01)
  • The tension between impact and sensitivity and the risk of re-traumatization (08:34)
  • Conditioning the narrative: The dangerous cycle of amplifying only extreme stories (09:59)
  • The fine line between raw power and exploitation in authentic storytelling (12:48)
  • The missing wisdom: Completing the hero's journey with insights, not just survival (13:14)
  • Striking a balance: Connecting through stories while honouring ethics and sensitivity (15:02)

To connect and learn more about creating a Speaker Driven Business connect with Jacqueline on LinkedIn. You can also follow Jacqueline on Instagram and join our Facebook Group.

  continue reading

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