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Narrative Chaos: The Root of Mission Misalignment

Illustration of a loaf of bread.

As an insider, you know what you do day to day. But do you know how to fulfill your mission?

For 13 years, I helped organizations communicate their mission through marketing strategies that inspired action but burned out their staff, myself included. A new campaign meant a new aspiration, untested and unrealistic. Internal understanding didn't always align with how our community described their experience of us. Sometimes we even underestimated our impact! When everyone interprets your mission differently, you get what I call “narrative chaos”: too many stories about what you do and how you do it.

Examples of narrative chaos include:

Multiple marketing assets for each site, program, or service offering

Your board, CEO, middle management, and staff explain the mission differently

Clients and program participants describe their experiences in their own words, not how the organization does


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Meet Jeannie Smith, M.A.

Jeannie Smith, M.A., brings over 13 years of passionate applied research experience across a variety of settings, including higher education, K-12, workforce development, social impact, grassroots efforts, and national nonprofits. As someone who has faced burnout herself, she lovingly applies her curiosity for marketing, policy studies, and anthropology to genuinely support mission-driven leaders and staff in reconnecting with their inspiring missions.

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