The StoryBrand Podcast

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Jun 25, 2018 • 49min

#102: Dr. Lee Norton—Why You Need to Pay Attention to Mental Health at Work

If you read the headlines, you know our mental health is precious. But you also know it's in jeopardy. As business leaders, what can we do? Plenty. Today on the podcast, we welcome Dr. Lee Norton, a clinical social worker and trauma expert. She helps us understand the role mental health plays at work. What is trauma and how does it show up in our employees? What do you do if you work for someone who lacks empathy? How can you protect your own mental health and look out for the people around you, too? It's a timely conversation with loads of insight for business leaders who want to create a safe and nurturing work environment. http://buildingastorybrand.com/102
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Jun 18, 2018 • 1h 6min

#101: Peter Smith—What in the World is Cryptocurrency?

We hear words like "cryptocurrency" and "blockchain" and "Bitcoin" and we know they're supposedly the Next Big Thing. But what do they really mean? How are they relevant to us as business leaders? Today's guest, Peter Smith, the CEO and Founder of Blockchain, Inc., walks us through this brave new world of digital finance in a way we can actually understand. Listen to this episode and you'll have a practical understanding of digital currency and what next steps you can take if you're ready to dig in more. http://buildingastorybrand.com/101
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Jun 11, 2018 • 47min

#100: Bonnie St. John—How to Stop Mental Exhaustion So You Can Work Smarter

Why are we always mentally worn out? As business leaders, we ask a lot of our brains every day. Decisions, creativity, strategy, and more. And if we don't protect our mental energy, it will show up in our bottom line. Today on the Building a StoryBrand podcast, Donald Miller sits down with Olympic medalist and leadership consultant Bonnie St. John. She shares small but mighty "micro-resilience" techniques that can help us keep our mental sharpness so we can be at our best for the people who count on us. http://buildingastorybrand.com/100
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Jun 4, 2018 • 1h 3min

#99: Business of Film—Go Behind the Scenes of the Cutthroat Movie Industry

Ever wonder what it's like in the film industry? What it's really like? Today on the Building a StoryBrand podcast, we're taking an insider tour of the movie business. Our guest correspondent Allison Trowbridge sat down with actor Kellan Lutz (of 'Hercules' and 'Twilight' fame) and top manager/producer Ryan Daly. Together, they give us a fascinating look at what it takes to succeed with integrity in a cutthroat industry. There are some surprising takeaways for other industries too, particularly if partnerships, clients, negotiation, or first impressions are a part of your job. http://buildingastorybrand.com/99
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May 28, 2018 • 44min

#98: Branden Harvey—How to Use Social Media in a Dynamic, Irresistible Way

If you want to build a strong social media following without resorting to negativity, you'll love today's episode of the Building a StoryBrand podcast. Branden Harvey of Good, Good, Good joins Donald Miller for a conversation about how we can create dynamic and positive social media that draws our customers in. You'll learn what to post about, how to separate your personal brand from your business, and so much more. Your social media can be a huge asset to your brand and your bottom line. This episode will help you make it happen. http://buildingastorybrand.com/98
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May 21, 2018 • 37min

#97: Too Faced Founders—How to Build an Authentic and Inviting (Billion Dollar) Brand

Growing a business is tough and risky. And as pressures rise and competition emerges, we're tempted to make compromises with our brand in order to win the day. But if you want to be successful in the long run, you've got to know what your brand authentically stands for and stick to it. Today on the Building a StoryBrand podcast, we hear from Too Faced founders Jerrod Blandino and Jeremy Johnson. With their winsome blend of authenticity and creativity, they've built one of the biggest and most beloved cosmetics brands in the world. Their story -- and their unique approach to business -- will encourage you to stay true to your brand as your grow your company. http://buildingastorybrand.com/97
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May 14, 2018 • 52min

#96: Vanessa Van Edwards—How to Become the Most Captivating Person in the Room

The awkward stops here, folks. If you want to be more memorable and captivating when you talk to other people, then you need to listen to this episode. Donald Miller talks with Vanessa Van Edwards, a human behavioral expert, about the art and science of how we interact with each other. Discover the small signals you don't even know you're sending out -- and how to authentically manage them so people easily connect with you. You'll feel more confident and and in control the next time you walk into a room of strangers or sit down to talk with your team. Listen now! http://buildingastorybrand.com/96
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May 7, 2018 • 43min

#95: How 3 Successful Companies Hire Smart, Quality People

Making a smart hiring decision can make you a ton of money. But the wrong choice can set your business back dramatically. So how can you make sure you're hiring the right person for the role? Today, we're going to hear from three big brands who've developed their own strategies to find and keep amazing talent: Chick-fil-A, POPsocial, and Ramsey Solutions. If you're hiring or if you want to better nurture your current employees, then you want to listen to this episode. It'll help you tap into (and keep!) amazing talent that will grow your business. http://buildingastorybrand.com/94
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Apr 30, 2018 • 41min

#94: Shark Tank's Daymond John—How to Grind Out Success on Your Own Terms

On the podcast today, we welcome Daymond John. He founded the iconic fashion brand FUBU. He kills it every week on Shark Tank. He is, without a doubt, successful. But the story behind his success -- and how he pursues it now -- is what truly makes Daymond inspiring. In this conversation with Donald Miller, Daymond shares the habits and qualities you need as a leader if you want to truly prosper in both life and business. He also tells some amazing stories about the early days of FUBU that will encourage you if you're in the beginning stages of your startup. Don't miss this one -- listen now! http://buildingastorybrand.com/94
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Apr 23, 2018 • 1h 8min

#93: Steve Cockram—How to Lead Your Team So Everyone Brings Their Best

If you want to build a team where everyone feels supported, heard, and ready to tackle big challenges, then you want to listen to this episode of the Building a StoryBrand podcast. In it, we welcome our correspondent Allison Trowbridge as she talks with GiANT co-founder Steve Cockram. As a expert in both leadership and personality types, Steve walks us through the five different personalities (or "Voices") you'll find on every team and how to nurture each one. In Steve's words, "You can't outsource culture." Build a better one by making sure everyone feels safe and supported to contribute their best. This episode will show you how. Give it a listen! http://buildingastorybrand.com/93

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