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Stories That Stick by Kindra Hall — WisdomDeck honest review
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Stories That Stick

by Kindra Hall

Hall's four business stories, value, founder, purpose, customer, and the components that make them land: identifiable characters, authentic emotion, a moment, specific details. Practical for marketers and leaders.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Four stories every business needs.
  2. Specific details create belief.
  3. The moment is the turn.

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Write your value story with a character, a moment and one specific detail.

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Four business stories.

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