Two things! The first is what I’m going on about in the subject line. I went on my friend Matthew Kimberley‘s podcast (after guests he’s had like John Lee Dumas, Amy Landino, Laura Belgray and Todd Herman) to talk about storytelling — but we ended up covering something I never have before:
What you should NEVER have in your stories. And, it turns out, I have some strong — and very stuttery — opinions on this. The stuttering is because I get VERY, VERY NERVOUS around this subject.
Want to hear it? Click on the big pic below, or HERE.
Your second listening option for this week is the latest Yes Yes Questions! This is my monthly live advice column. I’m doing another soon. I’ll send details out the morning of, but if you have a burning question you DEFFO want me to help you with, hit reply to this email!
Or in the meantime, in last month’s YYQ, I answered (among other things):
1. How do I get people to open my newsletters?
2. How do I promote the book I’m self-publishing?
3. What are your thoughts on using “competitors” to differentiate yourself?
4. How do I get people in a mandatory corporate workshop to willingly participate?
Listen here:
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You rule!
xx (Yes Yes) Marsha
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