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Once upon a time, there lived the greatest business storyteller. His name was Steve Jobs. He was never original. Even his Standford commencement speech's most remembered line- Stay Hungry Stay Foolish was borrowed from the back cover of a magazine, The prototype for the iPod was commercially made available by another brand. But he told his stories better. And while many will argue about the commercial success of his stories, one thing remains- his stories and his brand, Apple, endures. The good news is we can all be storytellers like Steve. We can begin

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