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  <title>144 Why your story doesn't have to make people cry</title>
  <description>You've probably heard that &amp;quot;your story must bring out emotion in your listeners.&amp;quot; And that's because you've also heard, &amp;quot;People buy on emotions.&amp;quot;&amp;amp;nbsp; But is that always true?&amp;amp;nbsp; Lots of times people make buying decisions based on logic and rationality. They evaluate the offer coolly, based on their needs.&amp;amp;nbsp; The truth is, sometimes people make buying decisions without bringing emotion into the picture at all. Educator archetypes rarely tell emotional stories; they don't expect their clients to make decisions emotionally at all. In this episode you will learn... ...why the phrase &amp;quot;people buy on emotion&amp;quot; is only partly true ...when people buy on emotion (even if they know they need to be more rational)&amp;amp;nbsp; ...how and when to use purely rational stories that bring forth no emotion at all ...how a story can restore the balance between emotion and logic ...the way you can use emotional appeals in stories  Don't forget to subscribe and leave a rating and review, preferably on the Apple site. Resources: Book on Amazon: Grow your business one story at a time Free guide: Your story archetype (and a quiz to reveal yours) This episode mentioned Carlos Batara Ian Brodie Alicia Forest </description>
  <author_name>Strategic Storytelling</author_name>
  <author_url>http://CathyGoodwin.com</author_url>
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