Brand Therapy

Is it possible to do good for the world while doing good business? ☀️ Entrepreneur, public speaker, and client Brent Freeman knows it’s true! In this episode, we talks through the ins and outs of social entrepreneurship and how to structure your business to make impact. No matter your income, you’ll be inspired by Brent’s wisdom to make the world a better place—one good act at a time.

When you’re an expert in many things, how do you own an area of expertise?

Why is it that some people land any job they want and others struggle for an interview?

How do you commit to a visual style when creating visuals are your job? :art: In this episode, abstract artist Alice wants advice on creating a brand that augments her paintings. The catch: Alice’s paintings are each unique in their own way, and she wants a brand that will last. The episode teaches you how to look for visual connections and elect for simplicity with your brand, no matter your industry. Recommended listening for any type of creator: artists, designers, developers, and more.

What does it take to make a living from Instagram?

Are you regularly creating content but feel like no one’s listening?

Do you know the secret to building a tribe?

Can a camera-shy baker rise to the occasion when it comes to course creation?

Can your social media strategy succeed without a marketing budget?

If you've got knowledge and skills, is that enough to get a recruiter's attention?

How do you sell a book to a publisher without an audience? You can’t.

How do you know when it's time to speak?

We did it. We made through a year of Brand Therapy. ✔ That’s a year of brand sentences, ideas, confessions, advice, and most importantly: YOU. To end the year on a high note, we’ve rounded up a couple of our absolute favorite moments from the past 37 episodes. Lay 2018 to rest and we’ll see you in 2019!

Everyone's always focused on Twitter and Instagram. But what about Pinterest?

If it ain't broke, don't fix it, right?

It takes a brave person to pursue a career in the arts—and today's guest is no exception.

When you can do it all, how do you describe what you do?

When your endeavors serve different audiences, should you ever combine them?

Music is one of the few industries where talent alone doesn't cut it.

For many, the ultimately dream is working for yourself.