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… in a blog on Huffpost.com contributing writer Flynn Coleman Asked this question… Why are stories so powerful? Well, they are more memorable than facts. Our brains are wired to respond to stories. Metaphors and anecdotes help us relate ideas to our own experiences, providing richness and texture. Stories bring you and your listeners into a multi-dimensional world, full of colors, sights, smells a...

… in a blog on Huffpost.com contributing writer Flynn Coleman Asked this question… Why are stories so powerful? Well, they are more memorable than facts. Our brains are wired to respond to stories. Metaphors and anecdotes help us relate ideas to our own experiences, providing richness and texture. Stories bring you and your listeners into a multi-dimensional world, full of colors, sights, smells a...

… in a blog on Huffpost.com contributing writer Flynn Coleman Asked this question… Why are stories so powerful? Well, they are more memorable than facts. Our brains are wired to respond to stories. Metaphors and anecdotes help us relate ideas to our own experiences, providing richness and texture. Stories bring you and your listeners into a multi-dimensional world, full of colors, sights, smells a...

… in a blog on Huffpost.com contributing writer Flynn Coleman Asked this question… Why are stories so powerful? Well, they are more memorable than facts. Our brains are wired to respond to stories. Metaphors and anecdotes help us relate ideas to our own experiences, providing richness and texture. Stories bring you and your listeners into a multi-dimensional world, full of colors, sights, smells a...

… in a blog on Huffpost.com contributing writer Flynn Coleman Asked this question… Why are stories so powerful? Well, they are more memorable than facts. Our brains are wired to respond to stories. Metaphors and anecdotes help us relate ideas to our own experiences, providing richness and texture. Stories bring you and your listeners into a multi-dimensional world, full of colors, sights, smells a...

… in a blog on Huffpost.com contributing writer Flynn Coleman Asked this question… Why are stories so powerful? Well, they are more memorable than facts. Our brains are wired to respond to stories. Metaphors and anecdotes help us relate ideas to our own experiences, providing richness and texture. Stories bring you and your listeners into a multi-dimensional world, full of colors, sights, smells a...

… in a blog on Huffpost.com contributing writer Flynn Coleman Asked this question… Why are stories so powerful? Well, they are more memorable than facts. Our brains are wired to respond to stories. Metaphors and anecdotes help us relate ideas to our own experiences, providing richness and texture. Stories bring you and your listeners into a multi-dimensional world, full of colors, sights, smells a...

As leaders, you no doubt have plenty of initiatives on your plate. Simply off-loading the initiatives onto your team is not ideal. Instead, create buy-in for them which will in turn provide an instant boost to productivity, morale, employee turnover, and job satisfaction. Get to know your team: Understanding the temperament of each member of your team is critical in building a rapport with them. T...

Before we dive into anything else, let’s understand what a community actually means. Be it offline or online —  a community is a place to interact with people of similar goals or interests, learn and grow, and build real connections. Virtual communities and other community meetup platforms aid these interests and serve many purposes. They are used by brands, research organisations, changemakers, f...

One of the most exciting times in business is when you’re launching a new product. Adrenaline runs wild because there’s the potential for tremendous success, and the risk of incredible loss at the same time. A successful product launch calls for a different approach than managing an existing campaign, or even opening up a new market for an existing product. Develop a Targeted Marketing Plan. Revie...

In his blog post 11 “Habits of successful business leaders” you probably haven’t heard of Justin Biel writes… If your goal is to become a successful entrepreneur or advance a corporate career, then it’s wise to study the habits of legendary business leaders. However it’s not good enough for you just to listen to them but to take actionable steps. Be a deep practitioner in a business skill. Gary Va...

In a 2017 LinkedIn article Aaron Agius writes: Stagnant organic traffic is the last thing you want to see when reviewing metrics, but it’s an issue that every marketer deals with at some point. Those dips and plateaus in traffic can come from industry changes, how your audience digests content, the amount (and quality) of new content you’re producing, or how relevant your older content is. Sometim...

Bootstrapping is likely to be part of the history of nearly every successful company. In many cases, these companies are entirely bootstrapped before management accepts venture capital (a form of private equity and a type of financing that investors provide to start up companies and small businesses that are believed to have long term potential growth or other means of outside funding. Bootstrappe...

What is a Business Coach? Business coaching is not consulting, and it’s not therapy. One common misconception is that business coaches will act more like consultants and do the work of developing your business for you—they won’t. 3 Things You Should Know about Business Coaches Before Hiring One! Coaches help set direction, and provide feedback, tools, guidance and perspective. They’re also the acc...

Multitasking is not a Thing but Focus Is …. 3 Ways to Achieve It! Excerpt from Gary Keller’s (The One Thing) Multitasking is a lie. It’s a lie because nearly everyone accepts it as an effective thing to do. It’s become so mainstream that people actually think it’s something they should do, and do as often as possible. We not only hear talk about doing it, we even hear talk about getting better at...

Success : noun the favorable or prosperous termination of attempts or endeavors; the accomplishment of one's goals. Some people have the inborn qualities to be a successful entrepreneur, and others work to develop these qualities. Quality #1 Passion. Without it you’re done before you get started. It’s not enough to have a great idea. An idea without passion it’s like a boat without an engine. It l...

Vilfredo de Pareto was an Italian sociologist and economist who, during his studies, realized that, in general, 80% of a nation’s income was in the hands of only 20% of the population. Extrapolating this concept, Pareto defined a rule that became known as the Pareto 80 20 rule, which could be summarized as follows: 80% of results are produced by 20% of causes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privac...

This podcast has been put together with new entrepreneurs in mind. Business Owners and Ministry Leaders that struggle with trying to figure out how to get traction. Whether you’re on your 9 to 5, just starting out in business, or switching gears in an existing business. This podcast introduces you to ideas, strategies, and systems that will help you get unstuck! We decided to record this podcast u...