Use the Power of Story to Activate Decisions

One of the powers of great stories…

is that they can activate others to make better decisions... 🔥

Patrick

Your Weekly Wisdom Mastery — 

Balancing Profit and Humanity: The Key to Impactful Business Storytelling

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Your Weekly Growth Challenge — 

Try the…

Storyteller's Mastery Challenge

Take time and dive deeply into each of these 5 steps to create, build and share stories that activate decisions (a very powerful way to use stories, both personally & professionally)!

1. Story Selection and Audience Identification

- Choose a story that could significantly impact your business
- Identify your primary audience (customers, colleagues, investors, etc.)
- Determine the ideal platform for your story (social media, conferences, networking events)
- Clarify the core message and desired outcome of your story

2. Initial Storytelling and Feedback Collection

- Craft the first version of your story, focusing on key elements and structure
- Tell the story to a small, diverse group of listeners
- Actively seek detailed feedback on content, delivery, and impact
- Record the telling (audio or video) for self-review
- Note your own feelings and observations during and after the telling

3. Deep Reflection and Analysis

- Review the recorded version of your story
- Analyze feedback, looking for patterns and unexpected insights
- Identify areas for improvement in content, structure, and delivery
- Consider how well the story aligns with your business goals and values
- Brainstorm ways to make the story more engaging, relatable, or impactful

4. Refinement and Retelling

- Revise your story based on feedback and analysis
- Break down complex parts into more digestible segments if necessary
- Practice the refined version, focusing on improvements
- Tell the updated story to a new audience
- Repeat the feedback collection process
- Compare reactions to the new version with the original telling

5. Continuous Improvement Cycle

- Establish a regular schedule for retelling and refining your story
- Track changes and improvements over time
- Experiment with different storytelling techniques or structures
- Adapt the story for various contexts or audiences as needed
- Regularly assess how the story's impact aligns with your business objectives
- Balance profit-driven goals with human-centric values in your evolving narrative

Live 100% Empowered!

Your Weekly Wisdom Quote — 

“A seasoned storyteller perfects a story with many storytellings.” — Patrick Mosher

My goal is to share wisdom with you every week, helping you live a life that's 100% empowered, growing each day along the way.

Thank you for being on this journey with me, Live 100% Empowered

Patrick