The Hero's Journey has long been a framework for corporate storytelling, particularly around how leaders can illustrate the challenges and triumphs of the corporate world in a way that resonates deeply with teams. In terms of First Nations storytelling frameworks and contemporary team dynamics, the Hero’s Journey can feel outdated and individualistic - Akala Newman takes us through an alternative modality of storytelling that centers the needs of teams in a communal way.

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