106. The Power of Storytelling in Hospitality and in Life

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106. The Power of Storytelling in Hospitality and in Life

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Welcome to The Cutting Onions Podcast. This is episode 106, and today’s conversation we're talking about the power of storytelling in hospitality and in life. Alongside my co-host, as always, Myles Gift, we’re really excited about this conversation. We believe storytelling has become a really important part of the work we do in the restaurant and hospitality industry, but you see its importance everywhere in every industry across every platform. This week, there has been a lot of energy around storytelling coming from some of the major burger brands out there and their new sandwiches so that's part of this, but certainly not the full weight of it. This conversation is really on the power of storytelling and why it matters in hospitality. We talk about the three stories that every hospitality brand is telling:

They're telling the story of the guest
They're telling the story of their team.
They're telling the story of their leadership.

We’re very excited about this conversation. We hope you enjoy it as you immerse yourself in it and really think through the way that you're telling your story and the way that your brand is telling their story and using storytelling as a leadership tool. And finally, this last week, one of our childhood heroes, Harrison Ford, gave an acceptance speech at the Screen Actors Guild Awards that was a master class in why storytelling matters. We’ve posted about that a few times this week. If you haven’t seen it, we encourage you to watch it. This quote from Harrison Ford sums it up beautifully: "The stories we tell have a unique capacity to create moments of emotional connection." And isn’t that what we're all here to do?Thanks again today for joining us. We're really happy to have you here, and we'll see you on the other side.

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