I’m always saying that building a personal brand is really not that different than deep personal growth work.
And this week’s guest, Kimra Luna, personifies that.
In order to lift themselves and their family out of generational poverty, Kimra tapped into mindset work- in particular, their own gut instincts vs a coach they spent thousands on who was teaching a “right” way to do things.
Kimra and I are aligned in our belief that there are limitless ways to build a business and a brand, and the only “right” way to do it, is your way.
Which, yes, generally takes quite a bit of trial and error, but that’s the journey, right? AND why it’s so important to do the personal work alongside the business work.
Listen in to get Kimra’s take on building a business aligned with your values, connecting with your audience, and why they view community building as such an important asset when it comes to business.
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I’m always saying that building a personal brand is really not that different than deep personal growth work.
And this week’s guest, Kimra Luna, personifies that.
In order to lift themselves and their family out of generational poverty, Kimra tapped into mindset work- in particular, their own gut instincts vs a coach they spent thousands on who was teaching a “right” way to do things.
Kimra and I are aligned in our belief that there are limitless ways to build a business and a brand, and the only “right” way to do it, is your way.
Which, yes, generally takes quite a bit of trial and error, but that’s the journey, right? AND why it’s so important to do the personal work alongside the business work.
Listen in to get Kimra’s take on building a business aligned with your values, connecting with your audience, and why they view community building as such an important asset when it comes to business.
Embracing the “mess” in order to invite more creativity & growth into your business.
Brand Spanking You Podcast
3 years ago
Embracing the “mess” in order to invite more creativity & growth into your business.
I've been thinking a lot about the creative process lately, and how the creative process is really messy. And if you’re starting or building your own business, you gotta get really good at embracing this creative, messy process.
And you may argue with me that you’re not creative- BUT, If you're starting or running a business, I guarantee you are creative. Because you have to tap into all of the same skillsets that artists, musicians, and writers use in order to market yourself and show up in a way where you’re solving problems creatively.
Embracing this messy, creative process is important, especially now as we’re constantly bombarded online. Told that if you just follow certain strategies or tactics you can’t fail. That the launch or offer will be a slam dunk. That you'll be bringing in 10 K 20 K 50 K months within a couple of months.
But that’s a lie most of the time. Because it takes time to figure things out. You never really know if something will work until you get it out there and you start testing it and start collecting data. And even then, it may not be the offer, but the messaging, or audience, or timing of it. That’s why it’s messy. That’s why it requires experimentation.
But you will get better at it. Listen to the full episode to learn how to embrace + get better at this process.
Brand Spanking You Podcast
I’m always saying that building a personal brand is really not that different than deep personal growth work.
And this week’s guest, Kimra Luna, personifies that.
In order to lift themselves and their family out of generational poverty, Kimra tapped into mindset work- in particular, their own gut instincts vs a coach they spent thousands on who was teaching a “right” way to do things.
Kimra and I are aligned in our belief that there are limitless ways to build a business and a brand, and the only “right” way to do it, is your way.
Which, yes, generally takes quite a bit of trial and error, but that’s the journey, right? AND why it’s so important to do the personal work alongside the business work.
Listen in to get Kimra’s take on building a business aligned with your values, connecting with your audience, and why they view community building as such an important asset when it comes to business.
