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Is your fear of "getting it perfect" stopping you from reaching the people who need you most? Many founders and coaches are stuck in a cycle of over-analysis, believing that high-impact personal brand building requires a Hollywood production. But the truth is, your audience isn't looking for high-end lighting; they are looking for the raw, authentic knowledge that can change their lives.

In this episode, Bradley Rausch breaks down the mental and tactical barriers that prevent experts from showing up consistently online. From dropping out of college to becoming a senior-level advisor for top-tier coaching programs, Bradley shares his "CRAFFT" framework—a simple, actionable system designed to turn "hard" tasks into "simple" habits. If you’ve ever felt like a "one-take person" who struggles to hit record, this conversation will give you the objective tools to stop negotiating with yourself and start making an impact.

How to Build a Personal Brand for Coaches

Successful branding isn't about viral fame; it's about telling your story in a way that resonates with the people you are uniquely qualified to help. By focusing on providing more value than the competition, you move from being profit-driven to impact-driven.

The Secret to Consistent Social Media Content

Consistency is often derailed by our tendency to "renegotiate" our goals every time we feel uncomfortable. Setting a strict time horizon and treating your content as an objective experiment allows you to gather insights without the weight of self-criticism.

Overcoming the Fear of Being on Camera

Most founders assume they need professional equipment and scripts, but authenticity is what truly converts. By creating "if-then" plans for your insecurities—like being "too busy" or "unshaven"—you can maintain momentum even when you don't feel 100% ready.

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