ABOUT STORY
This compelling book by leadership coach, consultant, and podcast host Jim Piper, Jr., will help you better understand and articulate your story while using it to impact other people’s lives. When you examine your story — the “good, the bad, and the ugly” — and focus on learning from your past, you’ll gain new perspectives, become more self-aware, and lead yourself more effectively. You’ll relate to others more intentionally and, as a result, become a better person and a better leader. Piper’s inspirational words are reinforced by sound theology, logic, empathy, and personal experience. He borrows from his own stories and the stories of people he’s worked for and with to exponentially improve your leadership skills!

What’s Inside
STORY
PART I: CHILDHOOD STORIES THAT SHAPE US
- The Power of Your Story
- Give Me That Old-Time Religion
- Confirmation or Deconstruction
- We’re Not Kids Anymore
- Environments That Shape Convictions
- From My Parents’ Faith to My Own
- Pain Is a Teacher
PART II: THE PEOPLE THAT SHAPE US
- Well, That’s That
- Grandpa Piper
- Side by Side
- From Leper to Leader
- Making a Comeback
- I Want to Be a Better Me
- That Girl
- Life Is Significant
- Life Has Purpose
- Work on Your Life
PART III: LEADERSHIP STORIES THAT SHAPE US
- Empowering Others
- Goodbye Insecurity!
- You and Your Boss
- Go Upstream
- Going All In
- Now That’s a Partnership
- No Perfect Report Card for Leaders
- Five Fundamentals
- Sustaining Next-Level Leadership
- Putting in the Work
- Fight Like David
Learn The Secret To Your Story
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Jim Piper shares about his new book, Story: The Art of Learning From Your Past, explaining that, in his opinion, God “co-authors” our life story. The key is to properly interpret the story that God is laying out for us. The book is not so much about looking back on our lives, but more about taking an inventory to help us become better people and better leaders. The style of the book is not an instruction manual for life and leadership. His approach to coaching is more about learning a person’s story and helping them learn from it, or telling a relatable story. What’s good that can be a building block to better things? What are the weaknesses or old wounds that need to be addressed to make way for improvement? Reading the book is like hearing Jim tell stories that illustrate life’s journey. It’s not always happy endings and good feelings. As Jim would say, “It’s about the good, the bad, and the ugly.” Make Jim’s book the next addition to your personal library. Learn something new today!
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