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In this week's episode, I'm talking to Park Howell of Business of Stories. He's been on the show before but this time we dive into his writing and marketing strategies. In this episode: Researching your way to uncomment answers to common problems Hollywood-powered storytelling Testing your message and expert model on real audiences Hybrid publishing vs. self-publishing Leveraging your podcast connections in your book launch Integrating the book into your business The 1$ business card that drives sales every week The Jerry Seinfeld method ABT: The 3 forces of story Turning your book and expert model into a series About Park Howell Park is a trusted brand story strategist and sought-after speaker on story marketing. He is the founder of the Business of Story platform and has helped international brands, including Coca-Cola, Beyer Pharmaceutical, Cummins Diesel, American Express, and the United States Air Force craft and tell compelling stories that sell. He is also is a professor of storytelling in the Executive Masters of Sustainability Leadership at Arizona State University.

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This week Jeff and Bill talk with Ken Farley from Expedition Vehicle Outfitters. Farley is a native Michigander transitioning his Family's business from the small-town auto repair shop, into a global off-road vehicle outfitter. 00:00 Intro 00:27 Athletic Brewing (discount code beermoney20) www.athleticbrweing.com 02:15 Meditating with The Restoration Depot https://therestorationdepot.com/ 03:59 The Blue Collar Fly Fishing Podcast https://www.remotenopressure.com/pages/blue-collar-fly-fishing 04:12 Jeff shares a story about “Old Folks Homes” and Captain Planet 05:49 Saying things we regret. 06:00 Jeff visits Key West and the environmental double standards. 08:28 Bill triggers Jeff 08:55 Jeff is on thin ice… 10:00 Jeff gets way too personal on a late-night rant about ablism 12:00 In Other News- 90-year-old touts fly-tying, fishing as ‘best therapy you could ever have’ 16:40 Karen, the name 17:48 Taking your Camry off-road and serial killing 18:20 Interview with Ken Farley from Expedition Outfitters 18:50 Cummins Diesel and Shop Trucks 19:12 What is Expedition Outfitters 20:12 Big trucks and overcompensating 20:40 Land Rover Defender and other Outdoor Vehicles 21:35 Trout Camp and Cost Effective Solutions for your Outdoor Vehicle 23:40 In the Upper Peninsula 24:00 Going North for the Winter 25:09 Did Jeff see the Milky Way or Was He Hallucinating-Michigan Dark Park 27:36 The Covid Business Boom 30:00 Second Generation Business and Transitions 32:00 Moab Desert 33:15 Fly Fishing Clients and Specializing Their Vehicle 34:30 The Vehicle for Murder and “Deliverance” 37:30 Rapture Movies 38:00 Most Memorable Vehicles 41:00 Where is Fowler Michigan? Small Town USA 45:30 Jeff’s Only Fans Page and Big Toe Tuesdays 47:55 End of Interview 49:08 Outro- Camel Crush Menthol Cigarettes Episode Links: https://therestorationdepot.com/ http://www.athleticbrewing.com/ (beermoney20) https://expeditionvehicleoutfitters.com/ https://www.remotenopressure.com/pages/blue-collar-fly-fishing https://www.remotenopressure.com/ In Other News: https://www.sungazette.com/news/top-news/2021/03/90-year-old-touts-fly-tying-fishing-as-best-therapy-you-could-ever-have/?fbclid=IwAR3vYS8x9pCjvKmtjXS-YAysrMn-j4gZDuYK005Lc6xeBMUas9Dj6v8qhpA

This week I caught up  with Scott Birdsall from Chuckles Garage, in California. Scott has built a one off, 1949 Ford F1 pickup race truck, called Old Smokey. The truck runs a 6.7ltr Cummins Diesel engine, with Compound Turbos, putting out up to 1400hp. He has just broken the Pikes Peak Diesel record, and has big things planned for next  year. You can check out Scott’s work on his Instagram, @chucklesgarage, or the truck at @oldsmokeyf1, as well as his Youtube channel Chuckles Garage. He also features often on the Hoonigan channel. The podcast is sponsored in part by Classic Pickup Supplies. Please support them if you need parts for US build Ford and Chevy vehicles. www.classicpickupsupplies.com.au To get in contact with me please email me at classicpickuppodcast@gmail.com Thank you for listening. Whipps.

Welcome to Next Stop with IC Bus. This is a podcast focused on the school bus industry from the perspective of those that live and breathe it every day. We welcomed on Rigo Rodriguez, service engineer for Cummins, and Randall Ray, Director of Sales and Training at IC Bus. Rigo and Randy discuss the latest updates with Cummins engine products and highlight some of the key maintenance strategies for Cummins diesel engines.To view the previously recorded webinar in full visit https://www.icbus.com/blog/ic-bus-webinar-3-cummins-update-and-maintenance-practices.

In this week’s episode, I’m talking to Park Howell of Business of Stories. Park shares the do's and don'ts when using stories to build your personal brand. Park Howell is a trusted brand story strategist and sought-after speaker on story marketing. He is the founder of the Business of Story platform has helped international brands, including Coca Cola, Beyer Pharmaceutical, Cummins Diesel, American Express, and the United States Air Force craft and tell compelling stories that sell. He is also is the professor of storytelling in the Executive Masters of Sustainability Leadership at Arizona State University.  In this episode The business of story How imagined realities connect people The stories any brand needs to tell When to use which stories Common mistakes in storytelling Bewitchery and the ABT-framework Defining story moments If you skip this, your stories fall flat Anecdotes vs. binge-worthy stories Connecting your offer to the story The most potent story you will ever tell Links Show notes with full list Podcast Website Marketing Made Human Facebook Group Facebook Page Instagram LinkedIn Park Howell's website

In this week's episode, I'm talking to Park Howell of Business of Stories. Park shares the do's and don'ts when using stories to build your personal brand. Park Howell is a trusted brand story strategist and sought-after speaker on story marketing. He is the founder of the Business of Story platform has helped international brands, including Coca Cola, Beyer Pharmaceutical, Cummins Diesel, American Express, and the United States Air Force craft and tell compelling stories that sell. He is also is the professor of storytelling in the Executive Masters of Sustainability Leadership at Arizona State University. In this episode: The business of story How imagined realities connect people The stories any brand needs to tell When to use which stories Common mistakes in storytelling Bewitchery and the ABT-framework Defining story moments If you skip this, your stories fall flat Anecdotes vs. binge-worthy stories Connecting your offer to the story The most potent story you will ever tell

Dee, Lyn, and Gary gear up for scrutinizing Congressman Doug Lamborn's Lamborn Ledger. He writes (actually someone on his staff does it) about the Tax Cut and Jobs Act and how it is helping the workers and economy. Sure. Listen to our take. Is it benefiting you? Wells Fargo comes in for a few licks and the financial plight of Cummins Diesel manufacturing is not a pretty sight. Doubt if those Cummins workers and management will vote for Trump again. Dark money is being exposed...……..finally. The Mother Nature Party has some very provocative position and we don't agree with them all. 

If you're into x275, listen to John Keesey talk about what it takes to win the class at the prestigious Lights Out event at South Georgia Motorsports Park! Then, around the 1:06 mark, listen to Ryan Milliken talk about what it takes to be competitive in that same class with Cummins Diesel power - a truly amazing discussion about diesel drag racing, these guys face completely different challenges than us spark-ignited folks. A great episode worth a listen!!

On Wednesday, August 30, I toppled out of bed with vertigo. I’ve never experienced it before. I sat up in bed, flopped my feet on the floor and away I went. My brain was suddenly bombarded by a kaleidoscope of opaque tubes, kind of like you’re falling through a narrow ice cave. Have you? I sat up in bed, flopped my feet on the floor and away I went. My brain was suddenly bombarded by a kaleidoscope of opaque tubes of light, kind of like you’re falling head first through an ice cave. Talk about an altered reality. The room whirled around me as I grasped for the bedspread to arrest my fall. Mind blown! The only other time I've come close to a similar sensation is when I've tried virtual reality or VR. To me, VR is a new and fascinating experience-altering force that is impacting the branding universe. That’s why I’m excited to have on today’s show one of the pioneers of narrative virtual reality storytelling, Bryn Mooser. Mooser is CEO and Co-Founder of RYOT, the leading immersive media company in the world specializing in virtual and augmented reality. He and his team at RYOT launched the first ever virtual reality global news show and comedy series. He is a twice Oscar-nominated filmmaker who has overseen the production of more than 200 linear and immersive films. RYOT was also a finalist in the 2016 Emmy Awards as well as a Peabody award finalist. Adweek just recognized Mooser as one of its 100 most creative people. And in recognition of the purpose driven mission of RYOT, he also received the Nelson Mandela Changemaker Award. RYOT has been in the news lately with its purchase by Verizon’s AOL and is now part of the Huffington Post’s Global Video Operations. In This Show, You’ll Learn: The elements of great storytelling from Bryn Mooser's VR point of view. How the resilience of the human spirit is a fundamental theme in storytelling. How we can all be open to new ideas in virtual reality, even as the medium and industry are still trying to find themselves. Key Quotes: "Two lessons that you learn in the Peace Corps: Learn how to fail. Learn how to be resilient.” - Bryn Mooser “We’re at our best when we’re in service to the greater community.” - Bryn Mooser “If people distribute content through social media then we all have equal opportunity to get our messages out.” - Bryn Moose “VR immerses you tactically into the story.” - Park Howell “The resilience of the human spirit is a fundamental theme in storytelling.” - Park Howell Mentioned in this episode Bryn Mooser Twitter Peace Corp Artists for Peace and Justice The Master Switch Oath Ryot The Academy for Peace and Justice Public service announcement for you: should you or someone you love fall prey to vertigo, this great video on Youtube by Doctor Carol Foster demonstrates a simple exercise you can do at home - essentially the same kind of treatment I received from my therapist - that I found extraordinarily helpful. Business Story Strategist, Keynote Speaker, and Brand Raconteur Park Howell is a trusted brand story strategist and sought-after keynote speaker on story marketing. He has helped international brands, including Coca-Cola, Beyer Pharmaceutical, Cummins Diesel, American Express, and United States Air Force. The widely popular Business of Story podcast helps leaders of purpose-driven organizations clarify their stories to grow revenue and amplify their impact. Each episode brings you the brightest content creators, advertising creatives, authors, screenwriters, makers, marketers, and brand raconteurs that show you how to craft and tell compelling brand stories that sell. Learn more about working with Park Howell and getting your brand story straight on our website.

Often, it's incredibly difficult to connect with your audience. We’ve all been in that frustrating position. It's not easy to find the common ground that can make the difference between a message working or not.  But there is one big aspect that everyone on earth can relate to, and you can use to your advantage and create a powerful message. Joining us from Amsterdam is Lucas Keijning, a creative member of the NEMO Science Museum. Lucas’ job is to make science fun and accessible to people of all ages, and to do this, he appeals to the common factor in us all: the inner kid. Even though we put it away, we all have a childlike mind that wants to explore and understand. By using this discovery mindset, you can craft a powerful story that resonates with any audience. Lucas is publishing a new children's interactive ebook, Mr. and Mrs. Slob, complete with all the sound effects you'd expect with a slobby couple. And the kids are going to love it. He even got Dutch American comic, Greg Shapiro, to narrate it. Shapiro is famous in the Netherlands for introducing Donald Trump to the Dutch in this video that came out after the election. Tune into today's show and learn how people of all ages can transform into an excited, curious, and fascinated lod again. In This Episode, You Will Learn How to use your business story to connect with the kid in all of us The importance of testing your stories while trusting your intuition What is your big ‘whoopee cushion’ idea Key Quotes “Kids are eager to explore how the world works, and I think if you create that same atmosphere for adults, they can become a kid again.” - Lucas Keijning “Kids love finding the border between what they can do and what they can’t do.” - Lucas Keijning “What we do at Nemo is we try to fascinate people, and we do this by invoking emotions like curiosity and anxiety.” - Lucas Keijning “If you have these ideas and you think they might be interesting, go to your audience. Find people to test your idea.” - Lucas Keijning “Trust your intuition on if something is feasible or interesting. If at the moment it's not good enough, might get better if you elaborate on it.” - Lucas Keijning “We’re all just kids, cloaked in our wrinkled adult selves.” - Park Howell “One of the most powerful emotions we can invoke in people is disgust, and we can do that in a good way.” - Park Howell Mentioned In The Show Lucas Keijning Lucas Keijning Twitter Mr. and Mrs. Slob NEMO Science Museum ASU School of Sustainability Leadership Guinness Book of World Records Whoopee Cushion   Business Story Strategist, Keynote Speaker and Brand Raconteur Park Howell is a trusted brand story strategist and sought-after keynote speaker on story marketing. He has helped international brands, including Coca-Cola, Beyer Pharmaceutical, Cummins Diesel, American Express, and United States Air Force. The widely popular Business of Story podcast helps leaders of purpose-driven organizations clarify their stories to grow revenue and amplify their impact. Each episode brings you the brightest content creators, advertising creatives, authors, screenwriters, makers, marketers, and brand raconteurs that show you how to craft and tell compelling brand stories that sell. Learn more about working with Park Howell and getting your brand story straight on our website.  

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  You might have a brilliant idea for your business endeavor, one that could catapult you and your cause to greatness. But when you try and explain it to your customers, they may not fully grasp your vision. That's where your explainer video comes in. Eric Hinson, the founder of Explanify, is here to explain the explainer video and how to use brand storytelling in it for your story marketing. Eric is a master at finding the essential story thread wrapped around a concrete idea to create a powerful 90-second video narrative. Today he will explain his explainer video structure, using his ìUncoveryî system, and how you can create a captivating short story. In This Episode, You Will Learn The ideal 90-second story structure Using the "Uncovery" process to find the heart of your story Turning abstract concepts into concrete stories Key Quotes "Here is the status quo, here's what weíre going to do to make this better for you." - Eric Hinson "Nobody buys features, they buy the benefits." - Eric Hinson "It's about simplifying your story and getting to the core of your message." - Eric Hinson "The whole point of clarity is to meet your business objective"- Eric Hinson "If you have a killer story that takes the mind on a journey, even without good visuals, it will move people." - Park Howell "Don't overthink creativity." - Park Howell Mentioned In The Show Eric Hinson Eric Hinson Twitter Explainify General Electric Dropbox Common Craft Clutch.co Business Story Strategist, Keynote Speaker, and Brand Raconteur Park Howell is a†trusted brand story strategist†and sought-after keynote speaker on story marketing. He has helped international brands, including Coca-Cola, Beyer Pharmaceutical, Cummins Diesel, American Express, and United States Air Force. The widely popular Business of Story podcast†helps leaders of purpose-driven organizations†clarify their stories to grow revenue and amplify their impact. Each episode brings you the brightest content creators, advertising creatives, authors, screenwriters, makers, marketers, and brand raconteurs that show you how to craft and tell compelling brand stories that sell. Learn more about working with Park Howell and getting your brand story straight on our website.  

Park Howell, founder of the Business of Story platform, is a trusted brand story strategist, sought-after speaker on story marketing, and is the professor of storytelling in the Executive Masters of Sustainability Leadership at Arizona State University. He has helped international brands, including Coca Cola, Beyer Pharmaceutical, Cummins Diesel, American Express, and United States Air Force craft and tell compelling stories that sell. Follow Park on Twitter at @ParkHowell and The Business of Story at @businessofstory. He can also be found on LinkedIn and at BusinessOfStory.com.   See Park Speak at Social Media Marketing World 2017 in San Diego Buy tickets at: bit.ly/md1_smmw17 Buy virtual tickets at: bit.ly/md2_smmw17   You'll Learn: Why Park pivoted from a 20+ year career in advertising to focus solely on his brand storytelling platform Business of Story. The epiphany Park had when he realized he had bought into the wrong story and what he did about it. Why Park believes storytelling is timeless, regardless of technology. The key ingredients that make up a compelling story.    3 Key Points: Don't live into anybody else's story but your own. Content marketing that doesn't tell a story that truly connects with people misses the point. Share a human experience in the business point you are trying to make within your copy.   Resources Mention: Park's platform: http://businessofstory.com/ Book: The Master Switch by Tim Wu Book: The Circle by Dave Eggers   Killer Resources: Ready to go pro but aren't sure if College is the right choice for you? Get my Ultimate Digital Marketing College Guide. Like the podcast? Then you'll love the book! Grab Beyond Buzzwords on Amazon. In the last three months of the 2016 Presidential election fake news outperformed real news on Facebook. DON'T be taken advantage of. Our Digital Discernment course teaches you how to call B.S. online.   Support this podcast: Like what you hear? Consider becoming a patron at https://www.patreon.com/MarketingDisenchanted. I'm a small, independent podcaster so your support goes a long way in making sure I have the funds to keep the podcast going. Go to Patreon.com and check out my awesome pledge levels. You're doing a good deed and will be rewarded handsomely for it! Thanks in advance.   Like what you hear? Book me to speak! While podcasting is a personal joy of mine, nothing beats connecting with like-minded people in person. Go to ConsultTemi.com to book me for your next conference, meeting or event.   Let's Connect! Follow me on Twitter Connect on LinkedIn Shoot me an email: Temi at ConsultTemi.com (Sorry, had to break the email link to stymie the bots… damned bots.)

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