Successful Mistakes with Matthew Turner Ep 48

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Discovering, Creating and Sharing is one of the best ways to communicate the story of your brand.

Wouldn't you agree?

For this episode I really wanted to connect you with a master storyteller.  Someone that knows how to not just tell a good business story or talk about a brand but a storyteller that could hold your interesting with any subject.

I had the pleasure of connecting with master Matthew Turner he's is a brand storyteller,podcast host, entertainer, and published author of fiction and non-fiction book.  We discuss his current project The Successful Mistake.

Here are the highlights of my conversation with Matthew:

  • What inspired him to come up The Successful Mistake and how the entire process started.
  • Why Matthew took the plunge in leaving his corporate job, about his ‘wandering in the wilderness’ phase, and how he found his way.
  • The origin of Turndog and his vision of the Turndog empire,
  • Skills and the mindset of being a good storyteller and why it can sometimes be hard for brands to tell their stories,
  • The challenges that Matthew has gone through in getting a story together such as his version of the writer’s block.
  • The different methods in publishing including and his personal preference, self-publishing, and the new ‘hybrid’ publishing concept of crowdfunding.

Quotes and tweetables in this episode:

  • You need to give people enough opportunity to make mistakes otherwise you run the risk of never allowing them to fulfil their potential.
  • Sell it even before you even make it.
  • Intention plus storytelling will send you down a good path.

Matthew is a believer that stories are the catalyst to 21st century success and that through his innovative take on Brand Development

 

Links Mentioned in the Episode:

Check out Matthew's Publisher - https://publishizer.com/the-successful-mistake/

Matthew's Post on Copy Bloggerhttp://www.copyblogger.com/crowd-publish-content/
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