Why some people get remembered and others get scrolled past

The FRAMEWORK

You were trained to blend in

Corporate culture rewards playing it safe. Sounding "professional." Removing anything too personal, too bold, too you. So that's what most executives do, and that's why most executive content sounds identical.

The problem isn't a lack of ideas. It's a lack of voice. And without a voice, even the best ideas get ignored.

Your voice already exists. You just haven't named it yet.

Wild Lore's framework helps you identify how you naturally communicate, then gives you the tools to use it with intention. It's built on two core concepts: storytelling archetypes and Predictive Positioning.

Your archetype reveals your natural storytelling style. Predictive Positioning teaches you to lead with what your audience needs to hear before they know they need it. Together, they give you a voice that's unmistakably yours and content that actually lands.

THE 8 ARCHETYPES

Leader • Visionary • Builder

Epic

Legacy in motion. You thrive on scale and impact, turning ideas into movements and rallying others into action. Your voice carries the resonance of inspiration.


Superpower: Turning ideas into movements

Witness • Truth-Teller • Connector

Memoir

Vulnerability turned into resonance. You transform lived experience into connection, building trust through candor and reflection. Your openness makes people feel seen.



Superpower: Transforming lived experience into collective insight


Teacher • Symbol-Maker • Guide

Fable

Truth told in timeless symbols. You distill complexity into clarity, turning small details into parables that stick. People turn to you for wisdom and direction.



Superpower: Distilling complexity into clarity


Visionary • Futurist • Inventor

Sci-Fi

The voice of vision. You live at the edge of possibility, connecting patterns others miss and inviting people to imagine what could be.

Superpower: Designing futures and translating them into action

Dreamer • Romantic • Enchanter

Fairy Tale

Wonder in every word. You bring magic into the everyday, lifting people out of the ordinary and reminding them of the beauty that surrounds them.




Superpower: Evoking wonder that stirs the heart

Challenger • Provocateur • Disruptor

Thriller

Sharp edges. Bold stakes. You create momentum through tension and clarity, cutting through noise and pushing people toward decisive action.


Superpower: Generating urgency that moves audiences

Philosopher • Guide • Oracle

Myth

Archetypal. Timeless. Eternal. You speak to what endures, anchoring people in meaning and connecting the personal to the universal.





Superpower: Revealing patterns that hold culture together


Trickster • Commentator • Culture-Critic

Satire

Clever truths told with a wink. You shift perspectives with wit, disarming through humor then landing the insight. You challenge convention while keeping the room awake.



Superpower: Using humor to reveal truth

Find Your Archetype →

Predict the Problem.
Lead with the Answer.

Most thought leadership is reactive. Someone asks a question, you answer it. A trend emerges, you comment on it. You're always one step behind.

Predictive Positioning flips that. Instead of promoting your solutions, you anticipate what your audience is about to struggle with and address it before they ask. You become the person who saw it coming.

This is how trust gets built at scale. When you consistently name problems before your audience fully feels them, they start paying attention. They lean in. They come back. Because you're not just helpful, you're ahead.

Ready to Find Your Archetype?

Take the quiz →

FREE QUIZ

The quiz takes five minutes. You'll walk away knowing your natural storytelling style, what makes your voice different, and how to start using it with intention.

Your archetype tells you how to show up. Predictive positioning tells you what to say. The Playbook teaches you both: how to anticipate what your audience needs before they ask, and how to say it in a voice that's unmistakably yours.

Once You Know Your Archetype, Use It.

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