Great stories aren’t written — they’re felt.

They begin long before the first word is typed or the first frame is shot. They start in observation — in noticing what others overlook.

A great story doesn’t always need a hero. Sometimes, it’s about a quiet act of courage, an unnoticed struggle, or a fleeting moment that changes everything.

What truly matters is authenticity. The ability to stay honest with emotion, humble with message, and human with expression.

Because stories don’t move audiences — they move people. And when told with heart, they remind us that meaning is still more powerful than metrics.

So, tell stories that make others feel seen. That’s where great storytelling really begins.