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EPISODE · Jul 17, 2025 · 33 MIN

How to Tell a Story That Actually Connects (Even If You’re Not a “Storyteller”) - Robert Kennedy III

from Small Business, Big Engine · host Grant Fisher

In this episode of Small Business, Big Engine, we explore how to use storytelling and communication to grow your business, even if you don't see yourself as a speaker.Grant sits down with Robert Kennedy III, a professional speaker, storytelling strategist, and founder of Kennetik Kommunications. They talk about how small business owners can craft messages that connect, convert, and build lasting trust.You’ll learn:Why every business needs three core stories: origin, client, and conversionA simple framework (E.A.S.E.) to structure your message with impactHow to overcome fear and start speaking with confidenceHow to keep your voice authentic in a world filled with AI-generated contentWhy showing up on camera as yourself is a powerful visibility toolWhether you're leading a team, pitching to clients, or building your brand online, this episode will help you communicate with more clarity, confidence, and purpose.Love this episode? Got feedback? Email Grant at [email protected]

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