A young guy at a pop-up shop sold printed t-shirts - nothing fancy
But his card said: “Founded by first-gen entrepreneur
Profits go to fund free design workshops for rural kids
That one line?
People bought not one, but three t-shirts from him
They weren’t buying cloth
They were buying a mission
He didn’t have a fancy website.
He just framed his story well And that made his business feel big - even on a small table.
Now think
What’s your story?
Are you just listing features... or showing the bigger picturebehind what you do? Use the image below
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