Chances are you are so focused and overwhelmed with the work you do, you've forgotten the story behind why you do it. Yet it's the very stories flowing from that purpose that are key to connecting with people who want to be a part of what you are doing.

We'll help you rediscover your story, and then tell it in a way that awakens followers. And they are likely to be followers you did not even know you had.

• Baylor Law School
• Christian Children's Fund
• Growing Home

Rob Wilson

Rob’s background is wide and deep (30 years plus and counting) in the ultimate storytelling field - advertising and marketing. His body of work includes out-of-the-park successes for such organizations as Christian Children’s Fund, Baylor Law School, the International Olympic Committee, and VarTec Long Distance.

In addition to professional results, Rob’s commitment to succeed encompasses volunteer work. Ranging from work as a couples mentor in a large marriage preparation program at a mega-church, to organizing a “next level” fund raising golf tournament for the American Cancer Society, to coaching a middle-school girls softball team, he creates life-stories as well as helping existing organizations tell their stories better.

Josh Wilson

Josh invested his early twenties as a missionary with Youth With a Mission. There he shared the struggle of his colleagues and friends to raise support money. Eventually he realized that their struggles were rooted in an inability to tell their stories to their supporters and their prospects.

It wasn’t that the stories weren’t worth telling - quite the opposite. Having been on three trips to India, a month in Nepal, working in the immigrant slums of San José, Costa Rica, and spending a year at the YWAM Olympic Outreach Office in Sydney, Australia, Josh knows the stories are real and compelling. He’s seen it first hand. He’s lived them personally.

And he knows the real challenge in raising support money - in moving people to commitment and action - really boils down to how to effectively tell stories. On a personal and intimate level.

So Josh returned to school (University of Colorado) and learned the ins and outs of story telling. And then put those skills to work in real life.

He’s applied his unique blend of creative talent and technical know-how to projects ranging from award winning short films, to photography for Enter the Worship Circle, to coordinating the audio/visual ministry at his church, to numerous websites. And he has directed and edited his own documentaries.

Josh’s passion is for more than telling a mere story. It’s about delivering the emotional connection so people feel the story they are watching, reading, or listening to is their story, too.