This stood out because it’s an observation about how Mick Jagger’s early days defined the rest of his career.
This is a very flexible insight. I can imagine using this to explain how the era in which a company was founded can influence its direction far into the future, or how people’s origins are visible when you know what to look for.
You could use this to illustrate how we tend to focus on what the media presents us with, rather than studying the big picture.
It’s when you combine a killer story with a relevant message – when you mix the sugar with the medicine – that you become somebody worth following.
came up with the concept of bridging because I knew I needed to find a way to blend the story with my message:
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