Nick Warren
Stories Mean Business - Nick Warren
One idea a day from a geek business builder. After 1,000 episodes, the jury is in – this is the world's slackest podcast. 5-minutes a day on story, strategy or whatever's yanked my chain. No guests. No ads. No apologies. This is me thinking out loud, putting things together, going down dead ends and making mistakes.———www. StoriesMeanBusiness.com/podcast
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Nick Warren
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Nov 22, 2024
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Episodes
5: The reason we want to tell TRUE stories 26.08.2019 2:51
A quick episode for the Bank Holiday... why we tell true stories, and a teaser for what I’m building at the moment.
4: Story as a tool 25.08.2019 3:59
A quick Sunday episode following on from episode 3’s insight.
3: The reason I’m OBSESSED with stories in business 24.08.2019 7:14
How the lowest point in my business life became my biggest insight.
2: The CRAZY mistake I made in Ep 1 23.08.2019 4:27
Nick talks about the BIG insight he had after episode 1... and the MISTAKE that almost all podcasts seem to make. Then reveals his daughter’s GCSE results. Also... What’s orange and sounds like a parrot? Transcript So, hey everyone, this is Nick, episode two of the storyhacker.tv podcast. And wow. Yesterday I realized that I've made this crazy dumb mistake and it hit me I suppose in the afte...
1: Using gaps to build tension 22.08.2019 2:17
In the first episode we're starting small, talking about how gaps build tension. It's GCSE Results Day in the UK... and Nick's daughter is waiting to find out her results. Tension is high. Transcript: 00:02 This is Nick Warren from the StoryHacker. TV podcast. This is episode one.00:06 One of the things we try and do in stories obviously is create tension ... and tension is usually...00:15 ... It'...
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