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Summer of 67: How Daily Storytelling Built a Movement of Service

For 67 days, they set out to do something simple: tell one story a day. I sat down with fellow Presidential Leadership Scholars and Marine Corps veterans Kevin Schmiegel and Ed Magee to unpack what really happened during Summer of 67: a campaign that highlighted the stories of PLS scholars, alumni, and staff who’ve devoted their lives to service. We talk about: How a “community of community builders” can create exponential impact Why leaders struggle to tell their own stories (and why that’s a problem) The role of structure and operations in sustaining a daily storytelling campaign The moment a reluctant leader finally shared her story and watched it explode with support How this campaign led directly to Kevin’s Service Project / Nonprofit CEO Accelerator Where my work with Storyline by Kingswood fits in: helping leaders clarify who they are, how they serve, and how they show up consistently across platforms If you’re a nonprofit CEO, a mission-driven executive, or a leader who knows your work is bigger than your current visibility, this conversation is a roadmap. Storytelling isn’t about ego. It’s about honoring the work, strengthening community, and making it easier for people to find and support the missions that matter most. Subscribe for more conversations at the intersection of leadership, narrative, and purpose. ——— Connect with us Brian Aquart • LinkedIn:   / brianaquart   • Storyline by Kingswood: https://www.kingswoodforestllc.com/st... Kevin Schmiegel • LinkedIn:   / kevin-schmiegel-03523b8   • ZeroMils: https://www.zeromils.com/ Ed Magee • LinkedIn:   / hadji224   • Belmont University – Thomas F. Frist Jr. College of Medicine If this conversation resonated, share it with a leader who’s doing important work quietly. Their story might be the one that builds the next community. #summerof67 #leadership #PLScholars