Welcome to part two of this special two-part episode of The Organised Women in Business Podcast. Following on from last week, I’m joined by business, branding, and speaker coach – the wonderfully bold Suz Chadwick. If you’re struggling with your brand confidence, you don’t want to miss this special two-part episode. Tune into the first episode here.
Suz works with business owners to help them build confidently bold brands. As well as being a coach, Suz is also a published author, with Play Big, Brand Bold released in late 2019. Books two and three are also in the works.
To find out more about Suz and her work, and to work on your brand confidence, visit:
In this part two of this episode we talk about:
- bold strategies for your brand,
- pushing our boundaries and pushing past the fear,
- telling our stories and listening to what our audience resonates with
Don’t forget to listen to Brand Confidence part 1 first.
Dear listeners, I’ve a question (or few) for you.
How do you feel about your brand?
Do you exude confidence, or are you still hiding in your shell?
What strategies do you use to break through the fear and show up for your audience?
Let me know below, or on my Facebook page.
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