Sam Horn, Founder, and CEO, The Intrigue Agency; Author
- As Founder/CEO of the Intrigue Agency, Sam helps clients and audiences create one-of-a-kind brands, businesses, books, presentations, and communications that scale their income and impact – for good.
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Overview
Coaching comes with many benefits, but the importance of coaching lies in its depths. Coaching helps us find our path. It helps us see through the chaos and aim in the direction of the end goal. Whether you are seeking coaching for your career, life, or business, its importance is unmatched for the reasons mentioned above. Coaching helps you unlock your true potential. If you are unsure where you need to start, Sam Horn, Founder, and CEO, of The Intrigue Agency is here to share her experience with us.
00:37- About Sam Horn
- As Founder/CEO of the Intrigue Agency, Sam helps clients and audiences create one-of-a-kind brands, businesses, books, presentations, and communications that scale their income and impact – for good.
- Clients include Cisco, Intel, Fidelity YPO, Capital One, ASAE, Accenture, U.S. Navy, Army, Air Force, Boeing, Oracle, Intel, Accenture, KPMG, National Geographic, Nationwide, American Bankers Assn.
- Sam’s 3 TEDx talks and 9 books – including Tongue Fu!, POP!, Wash Post bestseller Got Your Attention? and SOMEDAY is Not a Day in the Week – have been featured in Publishers Weekly, Library Journal, NY Times, Fast Company, Forbes, Reader’s Digest, TED.com and on NPR.
- Her work has been endorsed by Seth Godin, Stephen Covey, Tony Robbins, Dorie Clark, Dan Pink, Keith Ferrazzi, Marshall Goldsmith, John Gray, Ken Blanchard, Jack Canfield, and John Mackey.
02:40- About The Intrigue Agency
- The Intrigue Agency gets people interested in what YOU care about.
- Led by Sam Horn, the intrigue expert and world-renowned communications consultant, speaker, and author.
- Sam has teamed up with a group of designers and developers who will make your pitch, presentation, and marketing materials raise eyebrows, open doors, and close deals.
03:46- What goes into “creating communications that add value for all involved”?
- When we communicate with people switch from infobesity to Intrigue and resentment and resistance into receptivity and report.
- This is done by not telling people what we do. That is infobesity.
- Instead, ask three did-you-know questions. This is the quickest way to get skeptical people’s attention.
- Use the word “Imagine” because when we say imagine people are no longer preoccupied. They’re picturing your idea.
RESOURCES:
You can connect with Sam Horn | LinkedIn
Visit http://www.intrigueagency.com
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Profile
- As Founder/CEO of the Intrigue Agency, Sam helps clients and audiences create one-of-a-kind brands, businesses, books, presentations, and communications that scale their income and impact – for good.
- Clients include Cisco, Intel, Fidelity YPO, Capital One, ASAE, Accenture, U.S. Navy, Army, Air Force, Boeing, Oracle, Intel, Accenture, KPMG, National Geographic, Nationwide, American Bankers Assn.
- Sam’s 3 TEDx talks and 9 books – including Tongue Fu!, POP!, Wash Post bestseller Got Your Attention? and SOMEDAY is Not a Day in the Week – have been featured in Publishers Weekly, Library Journal, NY Times, Fast Company, Forbes, Reader’s Digest, TED.com and on NPR.
- Her work has been endorsed by Seth Godin, Stephen Covey, Tony Robbins, Dorie Clark, Dan Pink, Keith Ferrazzi, Marshall Goldsmith, John Gray, Ken Blanchard, Jack Canfield, and John Mackey.
