I believe storytellers watch movies differently, but that may be my imagination. So, what's going through your mind when you watch a movie? Do you watch movies more than once to pick them apart? Do you take notes about elements that inspired you or turned you off?

Stories were only told by individuals, cultures and families but now even people with something to sell are expected to have stories. So if you had a service or product to sell, where would you start your story?

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Starting is hard, but sticking with it? That’s where most of us fall off. Consistency doesn’t always look like perfection. It’s not posting every day. It’s not being “on” all the time. It’s showing up even when you don’t feel ready. It’s doing the work even when the results are quiet. Whether you’re building your brand, refining your voice, or just trying to create more , consistency will test your belief in yourself more than talent ever will. But here’s the good news: You don’t have to be perfect. You just have to keep showing up. 💬 What has helped you stay consistent? Or what’s been getting in your way? Let’s talk about it in the comments 👇

One of the things that I always encourage my clients to invest in is a brand story video. People want to know who you are. People don't invest in your content, service, or products unless they know, like, and trust you. The one way to establish a relationship or connection is to share your "Why, What, and How". Check out this blog post that further explains it, if you are interested, and let me know if this struck a core. https://opticalopium.ca/video-marketing/what-is-a-brand-story-video/