StoryStack
The voice-led story app. You move from the story you were handed to the one you tell yourself, and you keep it in your own words, on your own device.
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Your guide
Your story is still being written.
I am Rod. I have asked every one of these questions of myself first. Walk the path below, and I will meet you at the benches.
Stack 01 · The Office
Take Away the Business Card
Strip away the title, the headline, the logo on the lanyard. What you have left is the story only you can tell.
Hear it in Rod's voice
"He listens past the bullet points and finds the person."
Devishobha Chandramouli · Founder, Kidskintha
Stack 02 · The Kitchen
Police Report or Kitchen Table?
You can report your life like an incident, dates and facts and damage. Or you can tell it like the kitchen table. One informs. One connects.
Hear it in Rod's voice
Curious where your story stands right now?
Take the free Quick Check. A few honest questions, and a read on which part of your story has been getting all the attention.
Take the free Quick CheckStack 03 · The School
Your Origin Story Is Not a Status Report
Most people recite where they are from like a transcript. You are the main character of that story, not the narrator of events that happened to someone else.
Hear it in Rod's voice
"Rod didn't ask the usual questions. He invited me to explore the deeper layers of my story."
Linda Ambrus Broenniman · Author, The Politzer Saga
Stack 04 · The Park
Who's Been Writing Your Story?
Somewhere back there, you accepted a role someone else cast you in. This is the bench where you take the pen back.
Hear it in Rod's voice
This is where most people stop walking.
StoryStack keeps the questions coming, in my voice, on your own time, on your own device. You answer no one but yourself.
Get notified at launchStack 05 · The Market
Story Is Our Currency
Your richest experiences spend like currency in every room you walk into. Most people undervalue the very stories that would buy them the most.
Hear it in Rod's voice
"He transforms vulnerability into strength, and memory into currency."
Quintin Shepherd, PhD · Superintendent
You walked the whole path. Look at what you built.
If you really believed that you and your story mattered, what is the very next story you would dare to tell, and to whom?