Gifting Biographfilm
Gifting a Biographfilm says many things..
You want to hear their stories.
You value them as people.
What you think and feel.
Who you are today.
Sharing your story is priceless.
Sharing your story is priceless.
Do it for them.
Do it for them.
They can’t know unless you tell them.
They can’t know unless you tell them.
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We are often mistaken about who knows which stories, if at all.
It’s up to you to take the initiative to tell them. They don’t know what they don’t know about you.
Stories left untold are certain to be lost.
They will understand you better.
They will understand you better.
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Your stories allow others to better understand you.
Sharing your experience allows other to make genuine connections and relate to you in a more substantive way — today and in the future.
Stories inform others, first and foremost. When it comes to people we love or care about, even the most mundane details can be invaluable, simply because they inform us about them.
They will understand themselves better.
They will understand themselves better.
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The more we learn about the people connected to us, the more we are able to see how we are similar or different.
Whether they are kids, grandkids, part of the family or not, friends or not, they have an association to you.
Who you are can help them define their own identity. Their relationship to you instructs them about their own identity in this world.
For direct descendants, you can literally define their identity.
Your experiences and advice help them.
Your experiences and advice help them.
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Let others benefit from the value of your wisdom. How many of us wish we could have known back then what we know now? Or wish our elders had imparted wisdom that could help us?
Now it’s your turn!
They’ll cherish seeing you again.
They’ll cherish seeing you again.
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Allow others experience the moment with you again. Not just what you look like, but the sound of your voice, your particular mannerisms, your presence… as if they were there with you in the room. Imagine conversing with them, because in almost every way, you are.
Let the future meet the real you.
Let the future meet the real you.
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There are generations of people in the future who will be interested in who you are today. You’ll never meet them in person, but you can provide them a meaningful way to get to know you!
Do it for yourself.
Do it for yourself.
You tell your story best.
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Don’t leave it to other people to relay your story second-hand.
It is your own story, after all.
You tell your story best.
Don’t leave things unsaid.
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What we discuss with others are often limited by the context of the conversation. Sometimes, things just don’t come up in regular conversation.
Other things are secret. Private
Biographfilm gives you the chance to set your own stage. The only context you need is simply that you want to share your thoughts and words.
Don’t leave things unsaid.
Leave a lasting part of your legacy.
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One’s legacy is largely defined by what one leaves behind when gone. In capturing your story, you can know your legacy contains substance and meaning and will continue to provide everlasting impact and immeasurable value indefinitely.
Leave a lasting part of your legacy.
Enhance your personal relationships today.
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Sharing your story today helps the people around you understand and relate better to you now — not just down the road.
Enhance your personal relationships today.
Speak to them when they are older.
Younger generations, like kids and grandkids, may not be old enough today to appreciate or even understand what you might say today in person.
By preserving your words for the future, you give them the chance to absorb your words when the time is right for them.
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Don’t leave it to other people to relay your story second-hand. Take control of your own narrative.
It’s your story, as told by none other.
Revisit yourself later.
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Your story will continue to evolve over time, just like you will. Having a spoken record allows you to revisit the past version of yourself and instruct and inform your our journey.
“We can’t know where we are if we don’t know where we came from.”
Maya Angelou
Revisit yourself later.
Now that you know the many reasons you should tell your story, what’s the best way to do it?
Biographfilm.
Enough excuses.
They don’t know nearly as much as you think they do.
More people are interested than you think.
The longer you wait, the less immersive their experience will be.
Why Biographfilm is just happening now (maybe more investor deck). Technology.
“I’m not important enough.”
“People already know enough about me.”
“I’m not old enough to do this.”