The fact is that long before we had social media funnels and copywriting and just ads and all these things that are vying for our attention, we had stories.

You know, before we had products to sell, before anything else, we sold ideas like religion, philosophy.

And throughout human history, you know, since communication has become a thing, we all sold ideas.

All right, let's do it.

So again, what I'm going to talk about today is the five types of stories that you should,

hopefully you are.

If you're not, you're going to learn how to today, be telling you in your content in order to

just consistently attract

clients, but not just any clients, the type of clients who fully resonate with your message,

your mission, your brand, your values, and they're the kind of clients that you just love

working with. And we're going to do this through a really, really simple process that I'm going to

share today. So I want to start by just sharing how the fact is that long before we had social

media funnels and copywriting and just ads and all these things that are vying for our attention,

we had stories. You know, before we had products to sell, before anything else, we sold ideas like

religion, philosophy. And throughout human history, all, you know,

since communication has become a thing, we all sold ideas through just six simple words, okay?

Those words are, let me tell you a story. Or in this case, let me start with a story. So that's

what I'm going to do here. I'm going to give you an example. There's a quote here that I'll share that the most powerful person in the world is the storyteller.

The storyteller sets the vision, the values, and the agenda of an entire generation that is to come.

So does anybody know who said this? If anybody's watching? Correct. Steve Jobs.

Steve Jobs is the master storyteller, not just master storyteller, but a guy who could

sell ideas with stories and products through stories or services. And that's what you guys are trying

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