
How to Tell Better Stories
The story of how a prison strip search taught Chris Cooper a valuable lesson about marketing a gym business.
The story of how a prison strip search taught Chris Cooper a valuable lesson about marketing a gym business.
Chris Cooper has been telling people to publish their own media since 2012. Few actually do. But telling good stories improves every aspect of business.
Your business deserves to be successful, but you can’t change minds without winning hearts. And you can learn to tell better, true stories—the kind that change how people feel, and, in turn, what they do.
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People buy stories. Stories paint a picture in their minds. Your name is how they frame that story. Will it encourage them to look deeper or look elsewhere?