351. Part 1 - Storytelling Movement Interview Reshare - (Brand Builders Lab with Suz Chadwick) Podcast Details

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You know I'm always trying out new things to share valuable insights with you. Well, I recently had the amazing opportunity to be a guest on Ryan McPherson's podcast Storytelling and Movement. Ryan and I had SUCH a great, in-depth chat that I just had to share it with you all too!

In this episode (part 1 of 2), we dive into:

My journey in the corporate world and how it led me to personal branding (even before I realized that's what I was doing!)
Why having a strong personal brand is essential for connecting with your audience in an authentic way. People want to connect with YOU, not just a faceless company.
The power of keeping it real and sharing relatable stories. Origin stories, hard-earned lessons, client wins - this is the good stuff that draws people in.
How to hone your storytelling skills and get comfy opening up. Spoiler: it takes practice!

My top takeaways:

Your personal brand is about making genuine connections. Show the real you!
Share stories with emotion to captivate your audience. Paint them a picture of your journey.
Embrace your failures and what you learned from them. This is what makes you relatable and gives others hope.
The more you tell your story, the better you'll get at sharing the most impactful parts.

I seriously could have chatted with Ryan for hours - too much goodness! Stay tuned for part 2 coming soon.

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