The Power of Storytelling: Learning from Instructive and Revealing Myths and Tales with Marie-Eve Corre

Mari-Eve Corre often uses in its trainings the impact and the power of the stories to convey its messages. She shares with us how the emotional dimension of myths and tales resonates in us. It allows us to more easily memorize the messages that the tales and myths carry within them.

This is why she conveys the lessons of these stories with such care and heart.

Instructive and revealing stories

The myth of Sisyphus, for example, is a convincing demonstration of this. That of the capacity that we can all have to be actress and actor of our lives. To find or regain motivation and commitment in our activities. For example, knowing how to make sense of it. Or, failing that, to find the meaning of the tasks, by working like Sisyphus with tenacity and discernment on how to carry them out better.

In the same spirit, the stories told with pedagogy and nuances make it possible to appreciate solutions. The same point-blank solutions would be understood as arbitrary directives or recommendations.

Marie-Eve Corre also shares with us as an example the story of a lady who carries two large pots every day to fetch water. And one of them is cracked. He therefore leaves drops on the ground on his return and feels very sorry for the lady. So she reassures him by explaining that, thanks to him, she can water the flower seeds every day. This because she planted them all along her path. We can therefore all, at work and at home, accept our weaknesses and our wounds because they can be useful to others. Or on certain occasions. You just have to identify them.

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