Creative Warriors

If you want to attract business you must have a story that is interesting. Business owners often miss out on opportunities or cannot close a deal because they didn't make a lasting impression. Many think that it's luck, but it's not. It's important to spend time molding, crafting, and perfecting your story; it can change your future. Success depends on the stories we tell about ourselves and our business. Even as I advanced in my career, I had to reevaluate and craft my story. It was important to differentiate myself from my peers and make a name for myself among other speakers. The benefits are amazing. A strong story resonates with people long after you have left the room. Everyone wants to be attractive to other people; creating a personal account is one of the best ways to do it.  To dive deeper into the art of storytelling for business, I've brought on sales keynote speaker and author of "Best Selling Through Storytelling," John Livesay. As a speaker, he shares lessons from his award-winning sales career