The evolution of brand stories can be categorized in three stages.
Fiction Stage: Brands crafting fictitious stories to trigger emotions have become a very popular way to connect the brand to the consumer. The connection occurs because they aim to trigger an emotion which matches and reinforces the consumer’s world view. As a result of triggering emotions the brand story is felt,…
Happy Birthday Apple!
We all know Apple as one of the finest technology brands but apart from technology lessons Apple has taught us some psychology lessons too.
On Apple’s 38th Birthday today, as a Business of Stories, I want to share one of the best told stories from Steve Jobs that I have enjoyed, learned, applied and benefited from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkTf0LmDqKI
After watching…
What I want you to do is to go back to how you felt on the first day of your job. You probably felt a mixture of excitement and uncertainty. You would have had an orientation and got to know a lot of exciting things through orientation. One of the topics flashed on the orientation slides would have been ‘Company Values’. You…
We have 2 reasons to celebrate and 1 issue to fix today.
Happy 60th Birthday Steve Jobs (you are still more alive than some who are actually alive) and Happy Maiden Ruckusmaker day.
This morning, the first thing I read was Seth’s Blog on Ruckusmaker Day. The blog ended with these lines.
Commit to articulating your point of view on one relevant…
Today, my story is based on personal experience and centered around Humility. Recently, I was at Changi Cove working with Doctors and Healthcare Leaders. It was a fun day of crafting Narrative Medicine that involved hospital deaths, brand positioning and leadership. At one stage, Dr Ben Tan (one of the participants) and I spent 20 mins working on one of his upcoming…
Following on from the last blog post on personal values, this is a great video on the use of video storytelling to get across the message on safety from the Victorian Government’s Worksafe authority.
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My work gives me an opportunity to listen to a lot of good business stories. So naturally, I add those good stories to my story bank by writing the key details and tagging them with the most important point.
However, sometimes I come across a business story that makes me want to work with the person that’s telling the story. This happens…
A few days ago my husband and I went to see a film. Before the movie started he went to buy a small bottle of water. When the cashier told him the bottle of water was $3, he returned the bottle and took back his money. I was aghast ! We had just paid $20 dollars for the movie tickets so $3…
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