“We Tell Stories Because We Are Human. But We Are Also Made More Human Because We Tell Stories.” Amanda Gorman

Storytelling lies at the very core of human relations. A story exists, when it is told. From cave paintings, ancient drawings, chants, and centuries-old poems, to tweets and Netflix series, storytelling has defined our existence since times we cannot recall. 

Our experiences gain depth and longevity when we share them with others. We infuse them with our colours, our perspectives, weaving our own narratives, while forging a connection with our listeners. 

Stories we hold in common are an important part of the ties that bind.