Today my guest Sue and I will be discussing how to apply “The Hero’s Journey” concept to craft that storytelling element within your podcast that allows your guest to shine as the expert in their field or, the hero of their story.
Sue Wilhite is Spiritual Leader, Business Coach, Best-Selling Author and Podcast Host. On her show, The Sweet Sound of Success, she implements her storytelling abilities to highlight her profound and influential guests all while sharing her vast business expertise with the world.
- Remember: Everyone has a story, it’s your job as an interviewer, speaker or podcast host to find that story and bring it to the forefront. This will create authentic and inspiring content from your guest and will provide so much value to your audience.
- Research: What type of questions do you ask in your interviews? Are you setting your guests up for one word answers? Or are you asking questions that prompt conversation and storytelling?
- Challenge: Every interviewer can find great insight through the process of being interviewed. Go ahead and dissect your own “Hero’s Journey” and share it with others on various platforms. Not only will this help you as an interviewer, but it will also cross pollinate your audience and grow your following.
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To learn more about Sue and her podcast: https://sweetsoundofsuccess.com/
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