There is more that unites us than what separates us. This is something that most researchers who take time to listen to people from different cultures, religions, and backgrounds end up concluding. To bring more unity and understanding, we need materials that expose us to other people’s beliefs and concerns.

Today, I’m joined by Daniel Epstein, a marketing and innovation consultant. Previously, Daniel was a Harley Procter Marketing Director at Procter & Gamble, where he was employed for 21 years. He is the author of the new book, Portraits of Faith. A book documenting the role of spiritual experience inside and outside of formal religion, expected and unexpected, told in people’s own words and brought to life with video and photography. 

In this episode, he’ll share with us how a past experience inspired him to make big life changes. He’ll also share with us some of the lessons he learnt while interviewing people about their faith. Additionally, he’ll share with us what his greatest fear is and where he sees himself in the near future.

Tune in to episode 37 of The Brand Therapist and hear more about Daniel’s branding and photography journey.  

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

• The role that psychology plays in branding (04:13)
• What inspired Daniel to write his new book, Portraits of Faith (06:45)
• How Daniel’s childhood experience shaped what he does (11:00)
• What Daniel’s personal brand is all about (14:00)

Resources

• Book - Portraits In Faith: Spiritual journeys of faith, hope and healing
• Book - The Innovator’s Dilemma
• Book - Playing to Win

Connect with Daniel

• LinkedIn
• Website - Daniel Epstein & Associates
• Website - Portraits of Faith

Let’s Connect!

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• LinkedIn

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