We Don't Know What We Don't Know

A Lesson in Every Experience

Release Date: 06/26/2022

Description: Need to catch up on some of the life-changing stories from our A Touch of Costa Rica guests? We have you covered.  In our latest highlight episode, Costa Rica School of Massage Therapy community members Karen Landrum, Mckenzie Merges and Bill Burden talk about some of their memorable takeaways from the classroom. Also, CRSMT alum Jessica Luhr joins the group to share one sweet pastry suggestion that is a community favorite in Samara. To learn more about CRSMT, visit  www.atouchofcostarica.com 

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Telling Stories Defines Your Brand

Release Date: 07/28/2020

Description: You know I always bring forward questions that people ask me, conversations that I have, etc.  So just FYI, you have been warned that a conversation you and I have together will come upon this podcast (confidentially of course!).  That said, I talk about stories a lot, and I share stories, as you already know because you are listening to my podcast.  I tell stories because telling stories defines your brand.  Think about it, we watch movies, read books, and listen to other people's stories because we are interested in the journey, the lessons, and we want the hero to win.  We want to see others succeed because we then know we can succeed as well.  We know "it can be done." When you think about your business or your personal brand as a leader, stories are just as important here as in any other part of our lives.  As a leader or business owner, our stories tell our teams or our customer why they can trust us, how we have overcome, that we are credible and experienced, etc. So first and foremost, stories allow others to see us or our brand as the expert.  It builds our credibility. The question I was asked recently was, "Katrina, why do you tell the same stories?  Don't you get tired of telling them?  Don't you think people want to hear different stories about your life?"  Great questions, but the answer across the board is:  No.  Here's why: I tell the same stories because they serve a purpose.  They focus on a lesson I am teaching at the moment and that lesson is critical to the growth I want my team or my client to achieve.  Not only does it show me as the expert or a person who has been in their shoes and can empathize with them, but it teaches them a lesson.  That's the purpose. I am not tired of telling the same stories because each story I have decided to share, and I have like 5-6 of them, are true-life events stories that truly convey the lesson I am trying to teach my team and my clients. The more I tell it, the better I get at conveying the situation, the event, the lesson, and how that lesson will help whomever I am talking to.  Repetition makes me better. People don't really get offended when you remind them of your life story.  When you share the same story, most people are like "Oh, yeah I remember this story, this is when she . . . " and they fill in the blank.  Do you see how powerful that is?  They fill in the blank.  So because they already know the story, they take my story and associate it with the lesson.  I need them to remember the lesson and act on it. And guess what?  They do! Think about that last point for a second.  I tell a personal story . . . that story teaches a lesson . . . when my team/a client hears that story again, over and over and over, they associate the story with the lesson and they start to take action.  Now they have a success story to tell themselves when they are afraid they can't do it, shouldn't do it, or they are afraid.  Now they can remember my story and say, "Katrina did it, I can too!"   Just like the kid watching Superman on TV and he starts trying to fly around the room, believing he too can have superpowers and save the world.  Just like he identified with that story and started to take action, other people do the same things when they hear my stories and your stories. So my question for you today is, are you telling stories?  Do you have 5-6 stories picked out that teach fundamental lessons in your business?  Have you practiced them, perfected them, and are you sharing them?  Remember, telling stories defines your brand.  So start practicing, keep practicing, and let's get good at it! Be Legendary!

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r/MaliciousCompliance - Teachers OUTSMARTED And DESTROYED By 17 Year Olds!

Release Date: 07/10/2024

Description: Welcome to the latest episode of the Karma Stories podcast! Today, Rob shares four compelling stories from the Malicious Compliance subreddit. These tales include a savvy train safety officer causing a massive delay to teach his overbearing boss a lesson, a sharp-witted public service worker dealing brilliantly with an annoying manager named Karen, a high school gaming tournament with unexpected outcomes, and a brother teaching his demanding sibling a lesson about entitled behavior. Tune in for these riveting stories that epitomize the art of malicious compliance!Karma Stories is available on all major Podcasting Platforms and on YouTube under the @KarmaStoriesPodcast handle. We cover stories from popular Reddit Subreddits like Entitled Parents, Tales From Tech Support, Pro Revenge and Malicious Compliance. You can find new uploads here every single day of the week!Rob's 3D Printing Site: https://Dangly3D.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/karma-stories--5098578/support.

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PB081: 14 Types of Stories You Can Tell On Your Blog

Release Date: 01/18/2016

Description: Note: you can listen to this episode above or load it up in iTunes. 14 Different Stories You Can Tell to Get People Reading Your Blog Today's episode is about how to work out what to write about when you feel like you have nothing left to say. It's part two on this topic, so you might like to listen back to episode 80 first. I share 14 different types of stories you can use to get people excited about reading your blog, and resources and reading you can refer to into the future when you get stuck. In This Episode You can listen to today's episode above or in iTunes or Stitcher (where we'd also LOVE to get your reviews on those platforms if you have a moment). In today's episode: How to tell a personal discovery story How to tell an illustrative or analogous story How to share a success story How to share a story about failure How to tell someone else's story How to tell 'How I did it' stories How to tell a biography story - a story about someone else How to tell your autobiography - tell your own story from start to finish How to use images or video to tell a story How to tell a story using a case study How to tell a fictitious story How to share reader stories How to tell collective stories How to tell 'Imagine if...' stories Further Reading and Resources for 14 Different Stories You Can Tell to Get People Reading Your Blog Podcast Episode 80: What to Write When You Feel Like You’ve Got Nothing Left to Say Podcast Episode 38: The Biggest Lesson I Learned About Building a Profitable Blog in 2015 Podcast Episode 67: Why You Should Create a Product to Sell On Your Blog (and Tips on How to Do It) How to Quit Your Job, Move to Paradise and Get Paid to Change the World How NOT to Send an Email: A Day We’d Rather Forget But a Story We Need to Tell Content Week Case Study: Carly Heitlinger of The College Prepster How A Simple Blog Led To Writing For Forbes, Mashable, and TechCrunch (and 7 Tips to Help You Do it Too!) Becoming a ProBlogger – A story in Many Parts 12 Blogging Income Streams [And the Story of My 10 Year ‘Overnight’ Success] How to Craft a Blog Post – 10 Crucial Points to Pause Why Stories are an Effective Communication Tool for Your Blog The Science of Storytelling: 6 Ways to Write More Persuasive Stories The 5 Things Every (Great) Marketing Story Needs Full Transcript Expand to view full transcript Compress to smaller transcript view Hi there. My name is Darren Rowse and welcome to episode 81 of the ProBlogger Podcast. Today, we're going to continue on from my last podcast where I encourage you to tell your story as a way of coming up with something unique to say on your blog. That being a struggle that a lot of bloggers have is that everyone's already said it, while no one's already said your story. You can actually listen to that last podcast episode in episode 80. But today, I want to give you some different types of stories that you might want to tell on your blog. Some of these are stories that you could tell about your own story, but some of them are also other types of stories. I'm going to give you 14 of them. You can find today's show notes where I'm going to give you a whole heap of examples of these types of stories. You may actually want to open up this link so that you can pause the podcast as we go along and check out the examples. You can find the show notes at problogger.com/podcast/81 where I'll give you those examples and you can also share your own examples in the comments. Let's get into today's episode. Let's get into the 14 types of stories that you can tell. The first one is the personal discovery story. This is where you tell the story of you discovering something for the first time, a lesson that you've learned if you like. These stories are really great because they do allow your readers to see that you ar...

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Brent Warnock - Stories of Significance

Release Date: 08/21/2020

Authors: Brent Warnock

Description: Do you like Music? Movies? If so, you're going to love Stories of Significance. Every story is based on a real experience, every story is brief (30 secs to maybe 3 minutes). And ever story contains a lesson learned that can change you and your life.

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Life learning stories

Release Date: 08/23/2020

Authors: Abhishek Nallapu

Description: Life Learning Stories my podcast is all about life learning stories and importance of life how to learn a lesson from that story

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The Bible...but Funnier

Release Date: 04/13/2021

Authors: Theophany Media

Description: Bible stories with an extra dose of humor. Get a story from Scripture and a lesson in less than 15 minutes, designed for all ages.

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Ismail Umarr khan - Story Telling By Masterrs

Release Date: 04/18/2021

Authors: ismail khan

Description: hi, my name is Ismail Umarr Khan I am starting this podcast, every story is going to bring you a lesson, thank for listening

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EveryDayLife by EWAAH

Release Date: 08/21/2021

Authors: Oyindamola Alabi

Description: .....there is a lesson in every scene

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Entrepreneur Stories that Touch

Release Date: 04/24/2021

Authors: Cedar Hub

Description: At CedarHub, we make entrepreneurship easy. in entrepreneur stories that touch, we curate the unique story of different entrepreneurs, their struggles, and how they broke through. These podcasts are business stories from out of Nigeria and Africa at large. Every week we bring you, another story, another lesson in perseverance and entrepreneurship success. It's a treasure trove of business success nuggets and lessons in business success.

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Paksu Podcast

Release Date: 04/26/2021

Authors: paksu

Description: Paksu Podcast Share a Malay funny culture story that give a lesson to be better person in future InshaAllah

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The Lessons from Life Podcast

Release Date: 09/25/2020

Authors: Brandon Hill and Dustin Fenton

Description: We often want to teach a lesson and look for a story to illustrate the point - this podcast takes life's simple stories and looks for the lessons within.

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Santali Podcast Siknat

Release Date: 04/18/2021

Authors: Arti Soren

Description: It's a glad welcome to you here🙏 I convey story, life lessons filled with desire, hope and obstacles which we can learn from story and inspiring people who have their own lives. If you asked why stories?--Everything begins with a story. People's impressionable story and life lesson influenced us easily. If we learn those lesson from other's we'll not make the same mistakes in our life.👍

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What's in Your Story Bag

Release Date: 09/01/2020

Authors: Rituparna Ghosh

Description: What's in Your Story Bag is a Storytelling Podcast where Rituparna Ghosh unravels stories from her guests. This podcast series features business leaders, marketing gurus, HR leaders, CSR experts, brand strategists, educators, thought leaders and people like you who have a story to tell. We believe that every story must be told and shared with listeners, you never know who needs it.

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Motivation Story 1

Release Date: 06/01/2021

Authors: Maurya's Classes

Description: A story which gives us humanity lesson

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