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Your customers don’t buy products. They buy stories. This phenomenon is called Narrative Transportation. When someone gets lost in a story, their brain stops evaluating and starts feeling. 🔇 Analytical thinking switches off. 🔈 Emotional response switches on. This means three things for founders: 1️⃣ Product features activate the rational brain. 2️⃣ Stories slip right past your customer’s defences — straight to the part that feels (and buys). 3️⃣ Don’t just list features. Tell a story wortCult brands don’t sell products. They sell access to a new identity. 👇 Peloton doesn’t sell bikes. They sell becoming the 6am workout person. Nike doesn’t sell trainers. They sell becoming an athlete. Apple doesn’t sell laptops. They sell joining the creative class. See the pattern? Every cult brand answers one question for their customer: Who do I get to become if I buy this? 🧠 So flip your brand messaging. Stop selling what your product IS. Start selling who your customer BECOMES. ThenYou don’t need more founder-led content. You need a stronger brand strategy. Founder-led content is the default advice right now. And it can work. But too many founders treat it as the whole plan, posting behind-the-scenes clips and wondering if any of it is actually growing the brand. The question isn’t “should I do founder-led content?” It’s “what type of founder does my brand need me to be?” When I work with clients, we start with the brand’s core message, then build the founder personalit+3