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Nicknamed “The Boss”, Bruce Springsteen earned this title in the 1960s when he played with a band called Earth. He was responsible for collecting the band’s fee from club owners and distributing it to band members. This real rockstar “boss” exemplifies the leadership qualities many admire.
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Following my post Storytelling truths – the teller, this one focuses on the second truth – truth to the audience. As Guber says, stories that move and captivate people are those that are true to the teller, the audience, the moment, and the mission.
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The truth is incontrovertible. Malice may attack it, ignorance may deride it, but in the end, there it is.
~ Winston Churchill
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Can you remember a good story? Well if it was good, it was probably memorable. But why? What makes the difference between stories you remember and those you don’t?