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Enthusiastic Encouragement & Dubious AdviceEnthusiastic Encouragement & Dubious AdviceThe Missteps of Modern Activism: Awareness vs. ActionIn this episode of Enthusiastic Encouragement and Dubious Advice, hosts Patricia and Nicole discuss the significance of community and activism amidst the prevalence of digital misinformation. They delve into how algorithms shape our online experiences, the pitfalls of generative AI, and the importance of real-world actions over mere online awareness. The show also includes updates on their new merchandise shop, experiences at the Oakland Sticker Faire, and tips for creating positive, actionable change in isolationist times. Mentioned on the show: Bookshop Affiliate Storefront (links below are affiliate) Become a patron! Patreon.com/eedapod2025-08-0637 minMic CheckMic CheckThe 100 Days Project/Mother’s Day SliceIsabelle Barbour spoke to people around the country about the first hundred days of the Trump administration. This story focuses on the experiences of mothers, grandmothers, activists, and protesters. The piece features the voices of Omkari Williams (https://www.omkariwilliams.com), AC Shilton (https://acshilton.com), Grandma’s for Love co-founder, Shirley Hershey Showalter https://grandmasforlove.com/ and more! You can learn more about Isabelle by visiting isabellebarbour.com2025-05-1227 minThe Integrated Schools PodcastThe Integrated Schools PodcastMicro Activism: Making a Difference One Step at a Time Omkari Williams believes deeply in the power of people to change their environments - that through the power of the human spirit, and small, concrete actions, anything is possible, and that true changes requires all types of people. Her recent book, Micro Activism: How You Can Make a Difference in the World Without A Bullhorn, is a testament to this idea. In it, she lays out four activist archetypes - The Headliner, The Producer, The Organizer, and The Indispensable. All movements need all four types of activists, and everyone can find themselves in one or more of the arc...2025-02-1947 minCraft Industry AllianceCraft Industry AllianceEpisode #283: Omkari WilliamsOn today's episode of the Craft Industry Alliance podcast, we’re talking about activism with my guest Omakri Williams. Omkari Williams is the Gold Nautilus award-winning author of Micro Activism: How You Can Make a Difference in the World (Without A Bullhorn). Her book helps readers identify their “activist archetype" and map a personal action plan for engaging in small, change-making activities with potentially big impacts. She has worked as an actor, political consultant, and coach. Now she welcomes all people into the world of micro activism, a sustainable path to change-making based upon honoring the i...2025-02-1754 minEnthusiastic Encouragement & Dubious AdviceEnthusiastic Encouragement & Dubious AdviceEmbracing the Flaws of Imperfect ActionsIn this episode of "Enthusiastic Encouragement and Dubious Advice," Patricia and Nicole discuss the recent (and ongoing) Southern California wildfires and emphasize the importance of community-driven support in times of crisis. They also talk about the significance of taking small, sometimes imperfect actions to contribute positively to societal issues. The episode concludes with encouragement to the listeners to practice self-care and support the show through Patreon and other platforms. Mentioned on the show: Bookshop Affiliate Storefront (links below are affiliate) Become a patron! Patreon.com/eedapod Subscribe to the ongoing Enthusiastic...2025-01-2221 minBossed UpBossed UpHow Do We Unlearn Silence and Voice Our Worth?Why is it so hard to remember that we deserve to be heard? Staying silent in our professional lives can feel like the safe choice, but it can have unintended consequences on our overall career trajectory. In this episode, Elaine Lin Hering shares what her research, experience in mediation and conflict management, and new book "Unlearning Silence" have to say about why so many of us—especially women—are reticent to raise our voices. She highlights the intrinsic connection between wielding our voices—both audibly and through our actions—and recognizing our self-worth. Examine the ways that...2025-01-2137 minEnthusiastic Encouragement & Dubious AdviceEnthusiastic Encouragement & Dubious AdviceCultivating Community & Embracing Hope in 2025This week on "Enthusiastic Encouragement and Dubious Advice," Patricia and Nicole reflect on their holiday experiences and their plans for the new year, including decluttering and setting realistic, hopefully achievable goals. They discuss their Patreon plans, the importance of building community, and share personal anecdotes about their accountability processes and upcoming activities like crochet classes. Mentioned on the show: Bookshop Affiliate Storefront (links below are affiliate) Gift our Patreon! patreon.com/eedapod/gift Micro Activism: How You Can Make a Difference in the World Without a Bullhorn by Omkari L. Williams2025-01-0831 minAttack of the Final GirlsAttack of the Final GirlsShow Us The Baby (Rosemary's Baby - 1968)Despite the legacy of its director, Rosemary's Baby remains an extremely relevant horror film about choice, control and bodily autonomy. So relevant, in fact, that it's our longest episode to date. Join Juliet and Theresa to talk about the myriad ways in which Rosemary's autonomy is chipped away, whether you can separate art from artist, and why roducer William Castle should have shown us the titular baby.CW/TW: rape and sexual assaultFurther reading:Guy Horror: “Rosemary’s Baby” and Coercive Control by Eleanor Johnson (Public Books)Rosemary’s Body...2024-12-021h 26Inner ImpactInner ImpactCreating Ripples: Making an Impact in Business with Micro ActivismIn this episode, I share some insights inspired by Omkari Williams’ book “Micro Activism”. We’ll explore how businesses can do more than just make transactions and actually be powerful forces for change.One of the main ideas I will highlight is how even small, intentional actions can create meaningful ripples in the world.As usual, I’ll also share some reflection prompts to help you think about the kind of legacy you’d like to leave and how you can take actionable steps to create it through your business. —00:00:52...2024-12-0216 minEnthusiastic Encouragement & Dubious AdviceEnthusiastic Encouragement & Dubious AdviceBest Books We Read in 2024This week, Nicole is back! Patricia and Nicole talk a bit about what has been keeping them grounded post-election and then they talk about some of the best books they read in 2024. Tons of book recommendations in this episode! Small correction: Tomes & Tea is a quartet. In the show we say it is a trilogy. Now we’re even more excited! Mentioned on the show: Bookshop Affiliate Storefront (links below are affiliate) Gift our Patreon! patreon.com/eedapod/gift Micro Activism: How You Can Make a Difference in the Wo...2024-11-2742 minChoose The BearChoose The BearMicro Activating with Omkari WilliamsWhat. A. Week. I know we're all reeling from the election results and hopefully this conversation will help. The brilliant Omkari Williams, author of ⁠Micro Activism⁠, has joined us to talk about how the election happened, how we're feeling, and, most importantly, what to do now. I hope this episode leaves you feeling inspired, activated, and ready to activate in your community. ⁠On Tyranny⁠ ⁠Until I Am Free: Fannie Lou Hamer's Enduring Message to America⁠ ⁠5 Books to Read Right Now⁠ Questions? Want to tell your story? Email cho...2024-11-1358 minSustainable MinimalistsSustainable MinimalistsMicro ActivismMany of us shy away from the word 'activist' because the term brings to mind a very specific type of person. But if you're regularly taking action to make the world a better place? Guess what my friend, you're already an activist (yes, really!).What matters is not the size of the action, nor how vigorous the action is. It's all about consistency. On today's re-air author Omkari Williams helps us find the kind of social justice engagement that feels both empowering *and* sustainable.Here's a preview:[4:00] Act...2024-11-0833 minEnthusiastic Encouragement & Dubious AdviceEnthusiastic Encouragement & Dubious AdviceShould We Expect Black Women to Save the U.S.?Many of our fellow left-leaning folks have been shouting phrases like, “Black women will save us” and “Listen to Black women.” In today’s show, we dig in and discuss some of the many issues of these well-intended phrases. We also talk about the unique way in which we aim to disrupt self-help in a way that can connect activism to the self-help space. Mentioned on the show: Micro Activism: How You Can Make a Difference in the World Without a Bullhorn by Omkari L. Williams “Burnout is Not Your Fault” via EEDA Pod ...2024-08-0733 minCorner Office BreakdownsCorner Office BreakdownsUnlearning Silence: Finding Power in Your Voice with Elaine Ling Hering In this episode, Ambika sits down with Elaine Ling Hering, author of “Unlearning Silence: How to Speak Your Mind, Unleash Talent and Live More Fully.”  Together, they dive into the dynamics of silence, voice, power, and leadership. Elaine shares her journey and insights on how silence can stifle or empower us. They unpack the nuanced benefits and pitfalls of using one’s voice in various contexts. Guest Bio: Elaine Ling Hering is an author, speaker, and thought leader in the fields of communication, power dynamics, and leadership. Her book, “Unlearning Silence,” provides a deep exploration into the wa...2024-07-161h 13How to Be Awesome at Your JobHow to Be Awesome at Your Job976: How (and When) to Freely Speak Your Mind with Elaine Lin HeringElaine Lin Hering discusses why to stop censoring yourself at work—and how to strategically do that. — YOU’LL LEARN — 1) The massive costs of keeping quiet 2) The fundamental question that helps you speak up wisely 3) The subtle ways we silence others—and how to stop Subscribe or visit AwesomeAtYourJob.com/ep976 for clickable versions of the links below. — ABOUT ELAINE — Elaine Lin Hering works with organizations and individuals to build skills in communication, collaboration, and conflict management. She has w...2024-07-0841 minNew DimensionsNew DimensionsSmall Actions Lead to Big Results-Micro Activism - Omkari L. Williams - ND3804Here Williams shares that the size of the action isn’t the point. What matters is taking regular action. Small actions have a cumulative effect that is disproportionate to the individual effort they require. Together these millions of incremental steps lead to a tipping point. Indeed, over and over history has shown this to be true. Omkari L. Williams has devoted her life to change-making. She leads activism workshops and trainings and is the host of the podcast Stepping into Truth, where she interviews activists from all walks of life. She is the author of Micro Activism: How You Can...2024-03-1357 minWider RootsWider RootsBridging Healing and Activism (w/ Noëlle Janka)“Healing doesn't look like getting back to the way things were before, the way things were before made you sick.”Noëlle Janka is a politicized career and healing coach dedicated to supporting social change leaders. For the past decade, she has brought together her personal experience navigating chronic illness with her passion for social justice and transforming systems of oppression. Noëlle recently published her book, Rebel Healing: Transforming Ourselves and the Systems that Make Us Sick.In this conversation, Noëlle shares concrete ways coaches can support social change leaders to reconnect with their b...2024-03-1240 minThe New Dimensions CaféThe New Dimensions CaféMaking a Difference with Micro-Activism - Omkari L. Williams - C0601Omkari L. Williams has devoted her life to change-making. She leads activism workshops and trainings and is the host of the podcast Stepping into Truth, where she interviews activists from all walks of life. She is the author of Micro Activism: How You Can Make a Difference in the World (without a Bullhorn): Small Actions Equal Big Results. (Storey publishing 2023)Interview Date: 12/15/2023    Tags: Omkari L Williams, narrow our attention, perseverance, collaboration, Personal Transformation, Social Change/Politics, Community2024-03-1210 minBreakfast ClubBreakfast ClubNovember 13, 2023 - Omkari WilliamsNovember 13, 2023 - Omkari Williams2024-03-0809 minHonor Your SparkHonor Your Spark32 | Why Micro Activism is the Most Powerful Way to Make an Impact with Omkari WilliamsThe idea of being an “activist” can feel incredibly daunting. Since not a single person can ~save the world~ even if activism is their full-time job, it doesn’t take much to start feeling that creeping sense of “Why bother?”. Omkari Williams is here to tell you why we should still bother— and how we can think of activism in a way that actually fits into our lives for the long haul.2024-02-2747 minOur Black EmpowermentOur Black EmpowermentMICRO ACTIVISM: How You Can Make a Difference in the World Without a Bullhorn (Get On Code Show)In this episode of Get On Code we earn and learn with Queen, Author and Activism Coach OMKARI WILLIAMS. In the new book - MICRO ACTIVISM: How You Can Make a Difference in the World Without a Bullhorn - OMKARI WILLIAMS - paints a picture by calling into action the individual strengths of each person to contribute to a cause including information sharing and literacy programs. It’s known as micro activism. Whether a headliner, organizer, producer, or indispensable (the 4 activist archetypes), everyone has a crucial role to play in making the world a better place. Micro Activism empowers re...2023-12-2612 minThe Rundown | Chicago NewsThe Rundown | Chicago NewsHow to approach the world’s problems with ‘micro activism’When there are so many things going wrong in the world, figuring out where and how to contribute can be overwhelming and paralyzing. Author Omkari Williams suggests thinking small. “I care about a lot of things, but I don’t care about everything,” Williams said on The Rundown. “But that’s perfect, because I don't need everything to be my thing. I need people to care about things that are not important to me so we can fix all the things.”Williams is the author of “Micro Ac...2023-12-1321 minEnthusiastic Encouragement & Dubious AdviceEnthusiastic Encouragement & Dubious AdviceThere's No Such Thing as 5-Star CerealPatricia and Nicole chat about perfectionism and it probably isn’t the first time! Of course, Patricia also talks about books and offers her ruminations on André 3000’s recent album. This episode is based on Enthusiastic Encouragement & Dubious Advice Volume 1, Issue 7: 5 Stars  Mentioned on the show: New Blue Sun, album by André 3000 Drop the Ball: Achieving More by Doing Less by Tiffany Dufu Micro Activism: How You Can Make a Difference in the World Without a Bullhorn by Omkari L. Williams Find the full show notes on our webs...2023-12-1340 minNerdetteNerdetteYes, you are an activistThis week, we are asking the important questions about 2024. Like, what plant will we fall in love with? And what body part will be in style? Those are some of the ponderings included in a recent story on next year’s trends in T: The New York Times Style Magazine. We put the co-hosts of ‘Fanti,’ Tre’vell Anderson and Jarrett Hill, to the test. They are also the co-authors of ‘Historically Black Phrases.’ Tre’vell’s recent book is titled ‘We See Each Other.’ Then, Omkari Williams tells us about her new book ‘Micro Activism: How You Can...2023-12-0132 minNerdetteNerdetteYes, you are an activistThis week, we are asking the important questions about 2024. Like, what plant will we fall in love with? And what body part will be in style? Those are some of the ponderings included in a recent story on next year’s trends in T: The New York Times Style Magazine. We put the co-hosts of ‘Fanti,’ Tre’vell Anderson and Jarrett Hill, to the test. They are also the co-authors of ‘Historically Black Phrases.’ Tre’vell’s recent book is titled ‘We See Each Other.’ Then, Omkari Williams tells us about her new book ‘Micro Activism: How You Can...2023-12-0132 minGrown-Ass Woman\'s GuideGrown-Ass Woman's GuideMicro Activism: No Bullhorn RequiredWhen it comes to being an activist, are you more the type to stand on stage or lead the parade? Or are you more of an introvert? Maybe you'd prefer to stamp envelopes  or organize things behind the scenes.  In her new book, MICRO ACTIVISM: How You Can Make a Difference in the World Without a Bullhorn, author and activism, coach Omkari Williams opens our minds to making an impact in our own unique ways. If you're thinking, "Well, I'm not an activist," press play. You might be surprised.  About: Aut...2023-11-2846 minHealth Power: The OG Health Podcast with Lisa Davis, MPHHealth Power: The OG Health Podcast with Lisa Davis, MPHEP #1253: Social Justice for Self-Care: Micro-Activism for ChangeSend us a textLisa is joined by Omkari L. Williams who has worked as a political consultant and life coach for 30 years, with an emphasis on supporting activists who identify as introverted or highly sensitive. As a queer Black woman, she shares her own story of challenging injustice to empower others in making a difference in their communities. She leads workshops and trainings and is host of the popular podcast, Stepping into Truth, where she interviews people doing activism in their own unique ways. To help people identify their own way of activism she created the Activist...2023-11-2816 minThe Widest NetThe Widest Net036: Creating Lasting Change: Micro Activism for Introverts and Highly Sensitive People with Omkari Williams“The small things do matter, not just the big dramatic actions.” ~ Omkari Williams   In this episode of The Widest Net Podcast, Pam is joined by Omkari Williams. With over 30 years of experience as a political consultant and life coach, Omkari has been supporting introverted and highly sensitive activists in making a difference in their communities. As a queer black woman, she brings her own story of challenging injustice to empower others. Omkari is the host of the popular podcast, Stepping into Truth, where she interviews activists from all walks of life. Her brand new book, "Microactivism: How You C...2023-11-1546 minSpirit in ActionSpirit in ActionMicro-Activism & Sustainable Change: Omkari WilliamsWe all know that the world needs all the energy for change that we can give it, but we also know how easy it is to burn out on activism.2023-11-1055 minSustainable MinimalistsSustainable MinimalistsMicro ActivismMany of us shy away from the word 'activist' because the term brings to mind a very specific type of person. But if you're regularly taking action to make the world a better place? Guess what my friend, you're already an activist (yes, really!).What matters is not the size of the action, nor how vigorous the action is. It's all about consistency. On today's show author Omkari Williams helps us find the kind of social justice engagement that feels both empowering *and* sustainable.Here's a preview:[4:00] Activism isn't just marching and picketing: Her...2023-10-3134 minAll the Books!All the Books!New Releases and More for October 24, 2023This week, Liberty and Patricia discuss Let Us Descend, Micro Activism, The Comfort of Crows, and more great books!Subscribe to All the Books! using RSS, Apple Podcasts, or Spotify and never miss a book.Sign up for the weekly New Books! newsletter for even more new book news.Autumn is here, which means it's time to curl up with a great read and get cozy — whatever your version of cozy looks like. Whether it's romance, creepy reads, modern classics, or escapist reads you crave, TBR can help you find the perfect books fo...2023-10-2444 minGet ConnectedGet ConnectedMicro Activism: How You Can Make a Difference in the World Without a BullhornIn a world that seems to go to crisis to crisis--whether political, or racial or environmental--everyone has a role to play. But when you feel compelled to stand up for what you care about, how do you do it? How do you focus? And how do you sustain yourself and keep going? Our guest is Omkari Williams, a political consultant and life coach for 30 years, with an emphasis on supporting activists who identify as introverted or highly sensitive. Her book is: MICRO ACTIVISM: How You Can Make A Difference In The World Without A Bullhorn. 2023-10-2314 minStepping Into Truth: Conversations on Social Justice and How We Get FreeStepping Into Truth: Conversations on Social Justice and How We Get FreeKat & Omkari interview each other Kat Calvin & Omkari Williams Kat Calvin and I both wrote books! Kat's is American Identity In Crisis: Notes from  an Accidental Activist. Mine is Micro Activism: How You Can Make a Difference in the World (Without a Bullhorn).  When we realized that our books were coming out within weeks of each other we thought that we should have a conversation about them and the work we do in the world. Kat's work is getting the 26 million Americans who don't have ID the state issued ID that they need to do things li...2023-10-1753 minFempreneur True Confessions PodcastFempreneur True Confessions PodcastEP 3: From Employee to Fempreneur to Advocate with Melissa St. ClairMelissa Whiteford St. Clair is a strategic partner for women to help them grow personally and professionally. She empowers amazing women solopreneurs by assisting them to get better organized through Paper Chaser Biz as a professional virtual assistant,  She is also writing books and tools to build advocates for social justice through White Girl Advocacy. We had a fun conversation with Melissa about her struggles as a small business owner as a military spouse as well as her recent passion for social justice advocacy. Check out Melissa’s free Decision-Making Guide: Get Your Small Business Hum...2022-10-1929 minFempreneur True Confessions PodcastFempreneur True Confessions PodcastEP 3: From Employee to Fempreneur to Advocate with Melissa St. ClairMelissa Whiteford St. Clair is a strategic partner for women to help them grow personally and professionally. She empowers amazing women solopreneurs by assisting them to get better organized through Paper Chaser Biz as a professional virtual assistant,  She is also writing books and tools to build advocates for social justice through White Girl Advocacy.We had a fun conversation with Melissa about her struggles as a small business owner as a military spouse as well as her recent passion for social justice advocacy.Check out Melissa’s free Decision-Making Guide: Get Your Small Business Hum...2022-10-1929 minBoomer Banter, Real Talk about Aging WellBoomer Banter, Real Talk about Aging WellActivism for Introverts & Highly Sensitive PeopleOmkari Williams went from a career as an actor to political campaigns and fundraising to activism. She walks us through this transition and what was the turning point that guided her into activism. Her work with her clients and in her training is to help people find sustainable ways to contribute to society and make a difference. We all matter and we all have a role to play. She encourages people to do what they do in small increments and to do it consistently ... to take responsibility to make the contributions that only you can...2022-10-1845 minChoose Your StruggleChoose Your StruggleSpecial Feed Drop: Abortion, With Love and Stepping Into Truth: Conversations on Social Justice and How We Get Free: Talking Bringing Abortion Stories Out of the Shadows and More with Renee Bracey ShermanOn this special feed drop episode of the Choose Your Struggle Podcast, Jay plays a story from the podcast Abortion, With Love Titled To My Strength followed by a conversation between Omkari Williams and Renee Bracey Sherman on Ms. Williams' podcast Stepping Intro Truth. Ms. Williams is a storyteller who teaches women how to use their stories to make a change. Ms. Bracey Sherman is the Founder and Executive Director of We Testify, an organization dedicated to the leadership and representation of people who have abortions, increasing the spectrum of abortion storytellers in the public sphere, and shifting the...2022-05-061h 08Choose Your StruggleChoose Your StruggleSpecial Feed Drop: Abortion, With Love and Stepping Into Truth: Conversations on Social Justice and How We Get Free: Talking Bringing Abortion Stories Out of the Shadows and More with Renee Bracey ShermanOn this special feed drop episode of the Choose Your Struggle Podcast, Jay plays a story from the podcast Abortion, With Love Titled To My Strength followed by a conversation between Omkari Williams and Renee Bracey Sherman on Ms. Williams' podcast Stepping Intro Truth. Ms. Williams is a storyteller who teaches women how to use their stories to make a change. Ms. Bracey Sherman is the Founder and Executive Director of We Testify, an organization dedicated to the leadership and representation of people who have abortions, increasing the spectrum of abortion storytellers in the public sphere, and shifting the...2022-05-061h 08Buen HombreBuen HombreMagnificent Mujer Interview: Omkari WilliamsOmkari Williams is an activist, artist, fundraising professional and storytelling creative who emerged from a family lineage and heritage  of African and Afro-American leaders in the fields of education, law, humanitarianism and activism across both sides of the Atlantic.  Her first incarnation in this life was a New York stage actress whose audiences weren’t broadway stages but regional hospitals and special populations with disabilities. Her next major career move was as to transform herself into a high powered Washington political fundraiser where she learned how the most powerful need powerful stories and lots of funding to get re...2020-07-2800 minOssa Lounge PodcastOssa Lounge PodcastEpisode #10 | ft. Omkari Williams, Host of “Stepping Into Truth”Omkari Williams is a podcast host and certified coach who works with ordinary people who see wrong in the world and want to make it right, those whom she calls “Everyday Activists”. Drawing on her background as an actor and political consultant, Omkari helps people leverage the power of storytelling and sustained action to create the change they wish to see. Omkari is host of the podcast “Stepping Into Truth: Conversations on Race, Gender and Social Justice”. She uses her show as a platform to take on the most important issues of our time. We are proud to have Omkari as an Os...2020-06-2300 minThread & Ladle PodcastThread & Ladle PodcastEpisode 10: Personal Stories with Safiyyah Talley Show Notes:Today’s guest, Safiyyah Talley online: https://www.thedrunkknitter.com/Resources on White Privilege and Anti-Racist work:Reading:Myth: Black People Don’t Knit by Lorna Hamilton-Brown MBEMe and White Supremacy Workbook by Layla SaadWhite Fragility by Robin DiangeloThe Origin of the Others by Toni MorrisonPodcasts:This is Us with Kristy Glass KnitsWild Mystic Woman Podcast by Layla SaadStepping into Truth: Conversations on Race, Gender and...2019-01-2225 minRECLAIM with Thais SkyRECLAIM with Thais SkyThe Power Of Story with Omkari WilliamsThere is power in sharing our stories. In being heard and in witnessing each other in our pain. In this episode, I had the honor of interviewing a dear friend, Omkari Williams, and together we explore the current political climate in the United States and talk about how as women we can rise up and activate our voices.   To grab the show notes including all the information on today’s guest, go to www.ThaisSky.com/podcast/54 and please consider supporting this podcast through Patreon at Patreon.com/ThaisSky.   If you like...2018-10-161h 01The Studio Alchemy PodcastThe Studio Alchemy Podcast52 Interview with Writer and Coach Omkari WilliamsToday’s podcast features an interview with Omkari Williams.  Omkari is a writer and coach who believes in the power of our personal stories to transform our lives She believes that sharing our stories heals us personally and the world.  Omkari has written a book called “The Playbook: Creating the Life you Want” that uses the techniques and questions she uses with her coaching clients to help them match their lives with their dreams.  In the interview we chat about how to share personal stories to promote change as well as the #MeToo movement.  Find out more at:  www.omkariwilliams...2018-01-0845 minWhat's Your Story?Omkari Williams is a speaker, author, activist, and coach whose years of experience as a professional actor, inspired her fascination with story.  Wanting to understand and deepen her own understanding of life and self she moved into a meditation ashram for several years to reflect on the larger issues of life that shaped her views on story and its central importance in our lives. While working with executives at Fortune 500 companies and politicians helping them to improve their public speaking,  she found evidence for her belief that story underpins everything in business as well as in life. Story is the fo...2017-04-1132 min