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	Podcast:		Your Woo Woo Best Friend
	Episode:		Founder Lore: The Story Only You Can Tell — And the Three Steps to Building Your Mythology
	Category:		Religion & Spirituality
	Duration:		00:20:52
	Publish Date:		2025-11-14 11:16:00
	Description:		https://the-unschool.beehiiv.com/From founder lore and brand mythology to the rise of magnetism-as-metric, Andi breaks down how story, presence, and point of view shape modern founder brands. She walks through how to build your own lore — the emotional logic behind your work — and why "anti-feed" content and second accounts are quietly becoming the most compelling spaces on the internet. But first, Andi shares what's happening inside the studio: ✨ The Cult Brand Blueprint Accelerator is now in Week 4 — and founder lore is one of the most transformative lessons of the cohort. ✨ A new Unschool Newsletter issue just dropped, with fresh takes on magnetism, content aura, and the return of the second account. ✨ The next Blueprint Accelerator cohort opens in January — the waitlist is now live. In this solo, Andi dives into: What founder lore actually is: the story only you can tell, the one that creates identity and belonging around your brand. Why your lore is the emotional logic behind your work — the meaning, values, and worldview your audience connects to. The three-part structure of lore. Real-world examples: founder lore for a hairdresser, a healer, and Andi's own evolution from corporate beauty marketing into the Oui, We Studio model. How creator mantras, voice frameworks, and community rituals all stem from your lore. Magnetism as a metric — why "being fully on" is out and presence-forward, slightly undone, slower, softer content is performing better than overly cinematic clips. The resurgence of second accounts and the "anti-feed". ✨ Takeaways Your lore creates belonging. Stories encode meaning — facts don't. Presence > performance in content right now. The anti-feed is back — creativity wants room to breathe.
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