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EPISODE · Jun 2, 2025 · 30 MIN

Mastering Business Storytelling: Insights from Story Coach & Founder Ravishankar Iyer

from The Brand Called You · host The Brand Called You

Unlock the secrets of compelling business storytelling in this inspiring episode of The Brand Called You! 🎙️ Join host Ashutosh Garg as he welcomes Ravishankar Iyer, accomplished story coach and founder of Story Rules, as they dive deep into the power of stories at work.Discover Ravi’s unique journey from Chartered Accountant to master storyteller, and learn why storytelling is an essential skill for professionals and leaders, especially amidst today's data explosion, shrinking attention spans, and the rise of AI. Ravi breaks down his ABCD framework for crafting impactful business stories and shares actionable tips, including his “one-three-nine” method for narrative clarity.From leveraging mythology and Indian traditional techniques to harnessing AI as a storytelling ally, this episode is packed with practical strategies, relatable anecdotes, and wisdom for anyone looking to elevate their communication skills and create lasting impact.If you want to stand out with authentic, memorable, and persuasive storytelling—don’t miss this conversation!

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