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"Fearless Thinking: Navigating Your Authentic Leadership & Entrepreneurial Journey"
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🎙️39. The Power of Narrative: Storytelling for Entrepreneurs
Unleash the Power of Storytelling to Captivate Your Audience! ️
Struggling to connect with your audience? Facts and figures just aren't cutting it? It's time to unlock the game-changing secret weapon of entrepreneurs: storytelling!
Episode 39 of Fearless Thinking equips you to craft magnetic narratives that captivate your audience and leave a lasting impression. Host Michael Devous dives into the magic of storytelling, revealing how it builds trust, ignites action, and transforms your pitches and presentations from forgettable to fearlessly captivating!
But wait, there's more! This episode unveils the Ascend Hub, your one-stop shop for storytelling mastery. Imagine honing your skills through workshops, receiving expert feedback, and refining your narrative with a supportive community by your side. The Ascend Hub makes it all possible, empowering you to become a storytelling ninja!
Stop the snooze-fest! Unleash the power of storytelling and transform your entrepreneurial journey. This episode is your key to captivating your audience, building brand loyalty, and achieving your goals. Don't miss out! Episode 39 of Fearless Thinking is packed with actionable tips and a special offer for the Ascend Hub community. Tune in and transform your communication from forgettable to fearlessly captivating!
Host Michael Devous unpacks the secrets to becoming a compelling storyteller. Learn how to:
- Craft a captivating narrative
- Build trust and connection
- Inspire action and achieve your goals
- Bonus: Leverage the power of the Ascend Hub community for storytelling support!
Key Takeaways:
- Ditch the laundry list: Facts & figures alone won't resonate.
- Storytelling = Emotional connection: Build trust & ignite passion.
- The Ascend Hub: Your storytelling power-up! Hone your skills & refine your narrative.
- Craft a powerful story: Story Worthy By Matthew Dicks: https://a.co/d/8MKIJsD
Action Steps:
- Practice your presentations! ️
- Seek feedback and refine your story.
- Join the Ascend Hub community! (Limited-time offer!)
- https://theascendhub.com/get-started/
Who Should Listen?
- Entrepreneurs & aspiring leaders
- Anyone who wants to master storytelling
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- Subscribe & leave a review! ⭐
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Story Worthy By Matthew Dicks: https://a.co/d/8MKIJsD
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Hey there everybody.
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And welcome to fearless thinking, a
podcast designed to help you navigate
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authentic leadership and the
entrepreneurial journey.
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I'm your host, Michael dove.
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And these are my thoughts, lessons and
insights from my entrepreneurial
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journey into coaching workshops,
motivational speaking.
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And of course, what I picked up from
interviews with inspiring leaders and
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entrepreneurs along the way.
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My mission is to help people unlock
their untapped potential by using fear
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as a catalyst for powerful change
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and growth,
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so they can step into the greatest
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All right, let's get into some fearless
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Hey, fairly's bakers.
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Episode 39.
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I'm your host.
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Michael devou,
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the power of narrative,
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of the narrative storytelling for
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tease me, this week we are discussing
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specifically, and of course,
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how the ascend hub
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community can help you in all of these
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narrative storytelling from
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world,
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just these things won't even though,
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entrepreneurial goals,
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you need to master the art of compelling
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story telling
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once upon a time.
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Why does it really impact us?
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keynote speeches that I do where I talk
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storytelling what the brain does.
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our emotional and mental engagement
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where we teach you and talk about how
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when you do it and you stand up and
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your pitch it's like a laundry.
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me.
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What if we weave into a captivating
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What if you could
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turn this into a story filled with
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clear vision for the future and the
outcome of your targeted avatar, the
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outcome of your customer, your client?
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This, my friend, is the magic of
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It connects you with, it gets you
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deeper level, building trust
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that ignites a fire within for them to
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The magic of story telling, in fact,
there's this book,
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story worthy,
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by Matthew Dix.
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Engage teach persuade and change your
life through the power of story
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telling.
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Listen.
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You guys got to get that book.
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You want to know how to really get and
create an engaging
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story.
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The art and the craft
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of story telling.
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You gotta get that book storyworthy.
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Engaged teach in perspective by Matthew
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He was
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one of the like grand slam winner of
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If you're familiar with moth radio
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things you do, regularly download and
listen to add that to your podcast and
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stuff.
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The moth radio hour, you can learn how
people craft incredible stories
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in short 891012
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minutes.
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The craft of it's beautiful.
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brilliant ways
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of weaving in
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these moments and these ways of
crafting the perfect story, and how to
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become, and
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how to become a compelling storyteller.
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when you do that,
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it connects with your audience on a
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and actually ignites the fire within
them to take the act that you want to
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do at the end of your story, at the end
of your pitch.
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Maybe public speaking is not your
thing, and it makes you sweat
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and you're terrified of it.
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if you think that storytelling
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is just reserved for fairy tales, it's
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This is the impactful brand awareness
and communication that everyone's doing
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storytelling is a secret weapon, and it
can't,
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and it can become yours.
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Connecting emotionally
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with the story that you're telling in
your audience, by building that
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loyalty, that interest, leaning in and
inspiring belief in your vision is
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crucial and
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100 percent beneficial
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at the ascent.
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How we will help you build your
storytelling Powers.
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We will help you create your narrative,
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your narrative.
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we will have guides, mentors, people in
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to help you craft and develop your
story to be much more clear
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in your, in your story arc, how you
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point c, how to take your audience on
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their goal,
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their dream outcome, that they want.
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As Alex romozi says,
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learning how to craft that clear story,
which outlines their journey and solves
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their problems, get them to the
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is one of the things we're going to try
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honing our skills
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Sessions, as well as hot seat
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questions
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brainstorming,
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we'll have brainstorming, Sessions,
huddles, you name it.
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and help you really ascend,
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if you will, to becoming a master
storyteller
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of your brand and your message.
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some of the benefits of really being
able to craft a compelling story around
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your brand, and for you actually to be
able to tell it, not just
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riding it, but you being able to tell
it, is the investor magnet.
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A compelling story can really grab the
attention of our investors
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that want to champion our business.
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The ascend hub
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mentors and leaders will help you craft
your narrative, which resonates with
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investors by showcasing your potential
and your passion.
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And also all of us role playing what a
potential investor would want to hear
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in order to ensure that it lands
exactly where you want it to land, and
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that it's conveying the message you
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to convey
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and brand loyalty.
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You know, storytelling
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helps build strong brand identity.
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People who have been doing it.
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I mean, come on, these companies do it
all the time.
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But they have professionals helping
them craft these brands,
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helping them craft their brand stories
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and
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that
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creates connected customers.
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That creates more wins, more sales,
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more growth for you.
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And our community platform at the
ascendub will help you learn how to
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share that story, help you connect with
other like minded audience, audiences,
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entrepreneurs, mentors along their
journey,
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who can become invested in your brand's
mission as well.
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Storytelling goes beyond
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the individual journey.
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Really about fostering an inclusive and
diverse entrepreneurial ecosystem.
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But it is about universal
communication, universal experiences,
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real, great stories, that's what
happens.
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Great stories
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that are told wonderfully, that really
land well,
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are universal.
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There's a reason why we love them,
there's a reason why they land with us.
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allows
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everyone to feel like they're being
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their story is in there,
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their experience is in there.
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And the ascend hub is a welcoming
space, by the way, for diverse
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entrepreneurs,
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backgrounds,
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experiences, sharing their stories,
sharing their journey with all of us to
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inspire a new generation of bounding
leaders and executives and entrepreneurs,
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and building empathy and connection,
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sharing our stories and our
experiences, which is part of the practice
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of communication and the art of
storytelling
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builds empathy and understanding, not
only with us at the ascent of, but with
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your team that you're building with
inside your business, fostering a more
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collaborative and inclusive environment.
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And that is something that the ascent
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So remember,
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stories, storytelling is not just about
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theatrics.
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It's not about fancy
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weaving in fancy stories and hero arc
storyarks.
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It's really about authentic connection.
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Because when you do it and you do it
right,
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you truly harness the power of the
narrative.
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And you can ignite passion
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from your audience, from your
customers, from your clients,
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and you can inspire.
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are others
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to join your mission
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and to build your business and your
brand
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that thrides.
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So
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remember, ah, the power of the
narrative.
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Ma'am storytelling for entrepreneurs,
episode 39.
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Thank you for joining me today on this.
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You know,
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this week, while we talk about
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communication and storytellant
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story
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telling,
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I'm here for you guys.
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I'm here to help you guys figure out
better ways to do this better.
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Am I a hugely successful entrepreneur?
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No, I don't.
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I wouldn't say so.
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I'm not Alex or hormod c.
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I'm not a million dollar, whatever, but
I do have experiences, and I do have
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ideas, and I do have thoughts about
ways we can do better together.
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And that's what the ascent hub is about,
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that's what the philosophist road was
about.
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You know, I didn't know everything
about fear.
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I didn't know everything about
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how to make fair your friend.
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I decided to explore that journey with
other people by asking the questions
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and finding out more from others about
their experiences.
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And that's what I do here.
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I need your experiences to help all of
us be better.
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And come to the ex and ascend hub, join
the ascent hub,
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share your experiences so that together
we all can thrive me to the power of we
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join the ascent of, oh, we're doing a
special right now.
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75 off.
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This is a very limited, time limited
special.
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So get in now, get in early, jump on
board
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and start providing some of your
feedback to us ahead of time so that we
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can build out that platform on August
19th, when the Doors open,
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to deliver
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impactful stories and narratives and
resources,
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exactly where you are, when you are
what you need.
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All right?
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So keep thinking fearlessly
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keep doing what you do and keep being
amazing.
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And let me know how much, let me know
if I can help you,
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what I can
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do.
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Enjoy your week, enjoy your Thursday.
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Tomorrow's Friday.
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It's going to be an amazing, beautiful
weekend coming up.
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And thank you so much
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for joining me today.
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If you can do a review, like subscribe,
hit all those buttons, do those things for
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Hashtag me to the power of we.
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Hashtag feelers thinking new, name it,
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Put the hashtags in there and tell me
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Tell me what you need for me
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to talk about on the joke.
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And tomorrow we're going to talk about
using your voice
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to uplift others.
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Ok, have a wonderful day and
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think really