I recently was asked to speak at Walt Disney World International Festival of The Arts on the subject: “The Power of Storytelling”. Afterward, I was approached by numerous guests that were impacted and found the talk to be thought-provoking and encouraging. Some said they felt like they were given permission for the first time to be bold with their story. There were some people that felt, for the first time, that their story actually had value to help people.
Your story is your greatest asset.
Whether you work a corporate job, own a restaurant, are writing a children’s book or blogging each week, our personal story is the DNA to what makes our platforms and products so impactful in the lives around us. Do you think your story is too embarrassing or one you’d rather not tell? I’ve got some insight to help you take what’s happened to you and turn it into gold!
Your story possesses the solution to help with someone else’s problem or challenge.
Why don’t you share your true authentic self with others or through your business? What are you afraid of? There are numerous self-defenses that try to shut you down. I’ve got GREAT news for you…
In this video, I share the steps of how you can use the greatest asset of your story in marketing the brand of you. I also included the step by step blueprint that you can download for FREE to use in your daily approach. This is a game-changer on how you can leverage the good, bad and ugly of your life to be a solution for someone’s greatest need.
Have an amazing day!
-Noah
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Recent comments
Julian Alvarado 5 years ago
I spend like a year thinking on sharing my story. Since I started to watch your videos the lord talk to my heart and gave me the courage to start, Im a tattoo artist with other endevours as well and it has been challenging to share everything Im passionate about but there has been support since I started. In fact I recently share some of you content in my website, to start articulating my sharing capabilities.
Noah 4 years ago
Julian, this is sooo exciting to here. Thanks for the comment and I’m glad you’re stepping out and sharing your story. The world needs to hear it!
Toni Danchik 3 years ago
Noah, I loved your blog. IT touched my heart. You hit the nail on the head. It is powerful to think that my story counts and the power of making yourself vulnerable when telling my story. I will forward this to many of my artists friends whom I think will benefit from this. Blessings to you.
Noah Elias 3 years ago
Thanks Toni!
Toni Danchik 3 years ago
Noah, I loved your blog. It touched my heart. You hit the nail on the head. It is powerful to think that our story counts and the impact it might have when we make ourselves vulnerable to tell our story. Every painting I do reveals a little bit about me. That is very humbling…
I will forward this to many of my artists friends whom I think will benefit from this. Blessings to you.
Jason metzger 3 years ago
Noah your emails are that 20/80 theory,
100 % of your mail has 20% good and 80% trash
Your in that 20%
I took on truck driving and it’s pulled me away from many things and opened up new light. I’ll have money to put towards my story. I loved listening to this in the truck heading back from NJ just made it to Cali I’m 150 miles away from base in Fontana. Much respect and proud to be part of your tribe. May God bless your new year . And May your workouts pay off 10 fold
I would love if my story touched the world will see.
Thank you for your time and your path. I’m blessed to be apart of it. ✍
Have a blessed weekend brother I pray for you often.
Thank you ,
Jason Metzger
Damian Sanders 3 years ago
Thanks Noah,
After listening to this, I quickly re-capped a brief history of my life and realized I had sort of forgot about major portions. This brought back so many memories. My past was more interesting than I gave it credit for. That was fun. Thanks for the inspiration.
Damian
Noah Elias 3 years ago
Thanks Damian! Keep leaning in! In your corner!