Community Call: Authentic Stories & Influence with Urmila

Dial in to chat with Urmila about Authentic Stories & Influence! This event is a casual 45-minute open format Q&A hosted on Google Meet.

For this Community Call, you can ask questions about stories that convert: building trust and influence without selling

Expect to hear answers on:

• What is the strategy for telling stories that build genuine trust with your audience without crossing into oversharing?

• How do you use authentic storytelling to influence buying decisions and audience behavior without sounding like a sales pitch?

• What practical storytelling frameworks can you start using right away, even if you feel like you don't have a compelling story to tell?

• How do you find the right balance between being real and relatable while still protecting your personal boundaries as a creator or brand?

  
  

🙋🏻‍♀️ Participate Your Way!

You have the option to:

• Be an Anonymous Observer: Simply listen in and learn.

• Actively Engage: Type questions in the chat, send reactions, or use the "Raise Hand" feature to actively participate.

Pro Tip: Prepare one or more clear questions in advance. You’re welcome to type them into the chat during the call. Moderators will read your questions aloud for the facilitator to answer.

💕 Fun Features to Enhance Your Experience

• Chat Box: Share your questions or thoughts while others are speaking.

• Reactions: Use emojis to react, show support, and keep the atmosphere fun and positive!

• Raise Your Hand: Use the "Raise Hand" button to ask a question live.

  
  

🎟 This event is Free for Digital Access Members, Elite Members & Champions!

Interested in upgrading? Email us for a discount code or view plans here.

About our event host: Urmila Menon

Urmila Menon is a speaker, author, and educator who transforms stories into tools for resilience and empowerment. As founder of The Creative Wellness Project, she draws on over a decade of cross-cultural teaching to guide women in navigating visibility, confidence, and influence in spaces shaped by subtle bias. Her #1 Amazon bestseller Color Coded: Finding Ourselves and Our Stories inspires reflective workshops using storytelling and creative prompts, and her work on inclusion, voice, and mental wellbeing has been featured internationally, including in the South China Morning Post. A South Indian woman based in Hong Kong, she champions inclusive storytelling and creative empowerment.