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EPISODE · Aug 15, 2022 · 28 MIN

#85: Leveraging the Power of Story to Grow Your Business (Donald Miller at Baylor University)

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Did you know that your brain spends 30% of its time daydreaming? But not when your mind is engaged in a story. When you're emotionally connected to the plot points of a story, your brain focuses fully on that story. In today's special episode, Donald Miller presents the power of story to business students at Baylor University and teaches them how to use the art of story in the marketplace.   If you want to grow your ability to influence those around you, engage your customers, build trust, and grow your business, this episode will show you how. And be sure to share this special episode with your favorite college student!   --   TAKE THE MYSTERY OUT OF RUNNING YOUR BUSINESS WITH OUR ON-DEMAND COURSES: BusinessMadeSimple.com   SUBMIT FOR A CHANCE TO GET COACHED ON THE PODCAST: BusinessMadeSimple.com/Podcast    YOU NEED A PLAN TO GROW YOUR SMALL BUSINESS. TAKE THE 10-MINUTE ASSESSMENT, AND YOU'LL GET A FREE, CUSTOMIZED PLAN THAT WILL OPTIMIZE YOUR SMALL BUSINESS SO IT GENERATES MORE REVENUE AND PROFIT: MyBusinessReport.com     FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM: Instagram.com/BusinessMadeSimple

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