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Story Telling for Business Leaders: Graham Brown
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How to use Three-Box Storytelling to build Relationships A simple method to frame and tell your stories
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Episode 201 (Repeat of #68)
At the time of this interview, Graham Brown was based in Singapore
Highlights from this conversation about storytelling
The Heart as an Analogy (00:00:00)
An analogy for the heart as a symbol of music, love, and relationships.
Introduction of Graham Brown (00:01:22)
Overview of Graham Brown's background and achievements.
Introduction to Three Box Storytelling Technique (00:02:45)
Explanation of the three-box storytelling technique and its application in business communication and sales presentations.
Three Scenes of a Story (00:04:03)
Explanation of the three scenes in a story using the example of "A Christmas Carol."
Application of Three Box Technique in Sales Presentation (00:06:07)
Demonstration of how a business leader can use the three-box technique in a sales presentation.
Transformation and Crossing the River (00:10:44)
Discussion on the transformation journey in storytelling and the symbolism of crossing the river as a challenge.
Importance of Trust in Storytelling (00:12:22)
The significance of establishing trust through commonality and backstory in storytelling.
Power of Analogies in Communication (00:14:52)
Exploration of analogies as short form stories and their effectiveness in communicating unfamiliar concepts.
Creating Familiar Territory in Communication (00:20:04)
Emphasizing the importance of finding familiar territory in introducing new ideas or technologies.
Behavior Change and Familiarity (00:21:48)
Highlighting the role of familiarity in facilitating behavior change and acceptance of new concepts.
The familiarity part (00:22:56)
Neuropsychological studies show the brain can't distinguish between past, present, and future, making familiarity crucial in storytelling.
Archetypes and plot lines (00:24:42)
Joseph Campbell's hero's journey and the use of existing archetypes and plot lines in storytelling.
Podcast guesting agency (00:27:03)
Graham Brown's agency, Podcast Guesting Pro, helps people get booked on podcasts and navigate the process.
Effective use of stories in sales presentations (00:29:52)
Maya Angelou's advice on making people feel something, using the power of the backstory, and the importance of practice in storytelling.
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