Nobody Likes a Success Story
There's a right way to tell your story, and it isn't about sharing all your great accomplishments.
By Jason Feifer •
When you tell your story, you may be leaving out the best part.
I see this happen all the time. Entrepreneurs share their story online or onstage, or tell it to customers, investors, or people like me — and they wonder why it isn't resonating. The result isn't just a bruised ego; it is a financial liability! People connect with a story a lot more than they do with a brand or a product. If you can't tell your story right, you'll have a harder time gaining business, attention, fans, and exposure.
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