0:00

Having. That foundational piece that we

0:02

laid out within the program. keeping

0:04

it accessible and reading over it

0:06

before you make content really does

0:08

make it effortless to show up

0:10

each and every day. Welcome to

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the Influence or Podcast. I'm your

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host Julie Solomon. If you found

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yourself hear, it means you are

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ready to unleash the powerful visionary

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that lives inside you, turning you

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into an authentic leader who creates

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influence, impact and change. Let's get

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started. Hi my friends

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and will come back to another episode. Of the

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Influence or Podcast. Today is a

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special special special day because we

0:34

have officially opened enrollment to the

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Brand Accelerator. Now if you do

0:38

not know, the Brand Accelerator is

0:40

my curriculum and ten week coaching

0:42

program where I walk you through

0:44

step by step by step exactly

0:46

how to read, clarify your brand

0:48

strategy so you can grow your

0:50

audience, your influence, your impact, and

0:52

most importantly, your revenue. Now, what

0:55

makes the Brand Accelerator different from

0:57

other courses and things like that

0:59

out there is one. The methodology.

1:01

I take you through what is

1:03

the Brand Accelerator formula that I

1:05

have specifically curated over the years

1:07

from my own brand growth. I've

1:09

now gone on to teach thousands

1:11

of other creators and entrepreneurs how

1:13

to use this formula and at

1:15

walks you through a six steps

1:17

system that really allows you to

1:19

lay a new foundation when it

1:21

comes to brand discovery and brand

1:23

development. And once you do this,

1:25

you are able to refine your

1:27

message, market more clearly to your

1:29

audience. Engage. More with the idea audience. it

1:31

is meant to be in your world and

1:33

then of course make your offers, sell your

1:35

offers to that audience or if you're doing

1:37

or brand partnerships being able to do that

1:39

more intentionally so you can grow your revenue.

1:41

This has been such a transform in a

1:43

have an impact program for people. What else

1:45

makes this program so unique and different is

1:47

the ten weeks of coaching and community support

1:49

that you get with me. So this is

1:51

not just like a course that I throw

1:53

at you that you then have to go

1:56

and figure out how do on your own.

1:58

I am going to be walking through. Each

2:00

of the modules in real time with you

2:02

and we actually had weekly check in. These

2:04

caution calls that we deal where I am

2:07

able to really support you. Are you being

2:09

able to ask me questions in real time

2:11

to get that support? We also have an

2:13

incredible community that is here for the accountability

2:15

for the touch points. Just ask questions, get

2:18

that feedback. It really is such a unique

2:20

and different and refreshing way to get the

2:22

support that you need when it comes to

2:24

your brand growth and brand strategy. So it's

2:27

not just another course, it's not just a

2:29

little coaching thing. It's really me handing you

2:31

over the keys to the brand growth kingdom

2:33

so to speak but then also being there

2:35

as your guide and as your code to

2:38

walk you through it every step of the

2:40

way. The best part is you also get

2:42

life time access to the curriculum which is

2:44

often so if you want to hear more

2:46

about this just got a Julie solomon.net/t be

2:48

A we do closed down next week and

2:51

I will not be opening the program for

2:53

the rest of the year so make sure

2:55

it to go to Julie salmond.net last he

2:57

be a good all the details If you

2:59

feel that tog to enroll to join us

3:01

now is the time to do it because

3:04

you're not going to get the chance to

3:06

do it this year. So now let's dive

3:08

into all the goodness that I have free

3:10

today with none other of the amazing to

3:12

necessarily did. Nasa is here today to share

3:14

her journey are not only self discovery, impersonal,

3:17

growth bet how that led to the creation

3:19

of her brand and business. What is important

3:21

about today's episode and I wanna make sure

3:23

that you hear me is the importance of

3:25

Bill been community and how exactly to do

3:27

that. So if you are someone who feels.

3:30

Like you have a hard time with cultivating

3:32

community organically, you have a hard time really

3:34

understanding what your unique value is and how

3:36

you bring that to the table to get

3:38

people to want to engage in your content

3:41

to get people to want to be a

3:43

part of your community and your brand. If

3:45

you are really yearning and looking to create

3:47

more of an effortless and purposeful content strategy,

3:49

then this is going to be an incredible

3:51

episode for you. You're gonna hear in real

3:54

time how To Nasa has been able to

3:56

do this just for herself. She just got

3:58

started when it comes to her brain journey

4:00

and has already seen so much success and

4:02

so there's some really big take away fear

4:04

when it comes to connection and really how

4:07

to use the key elements of that to

4:09

build a strong community. This is also a

4:11

great episode if you just want to hear

4:13

more about the Brand Accelerator program from someone.

4:15

He's actually been through it and what it

4:18

clearly and simply provides in terms of tools

4:20

and support to really get you from where

4:22

you are today to where you want to

4:24

go. Because as we know what got you

4:26

here is not gonna get you there and

4:28

I know that you had. This dream and

4:31

really this desire in you to create and

4:33

being that as impactful and meaningful and that's

4:35

what we want to do here today. So

4:37

with that my friends let's get started on

4:40

site and us it so great to have

4:42

he was arrested I agree to be her

4:44

thing for having me Juri so I have

4:46

been lucky enough to you know you for

4:49

a while now and have you in my

4:51

world and in my community for a while.

4:53

but one need you to share are amazing

4:55

Podcast needs help a little bit more about

4:58

you and going the evolution of your brand.

5:00

And because yeah for sure. so I

5:02

have been. I guess I'd like to

5:04

consider myself like a water be entrepreneur.

5:06

For many many years I've always had

5:08

all of these different ideas the south

5:10

of my background in accounting and business

5:13

on on really what I wanted to

5:15

get started but I was really missing

5:17

out on the foundational layers of really

5:19

can see with myself in knowing. Who.

5:21

I am authentically and honestly like how

5:23

I wanna show up. In. This

5:26

world and so are back in

5:28

two thousand and Eighteen Twenty Twenty.

5:30

After years of just like very

5:33

low self esteem, glow confidence and

5:35

just overall feelings of loneliness, I

5:37

finally began on a journey of

5:40

really self discovery, personal growth in

5:42

a really reconnected back with myself.

5:44

Like I said, just a lot

5:46

of toxic relationships can bad habits

5:49

and everything like that you're really

5:51

formulate like who I am today.

5:53

It's time to t of. The

5:56

confetti my friends! Because we have officially

5:58

open enrollment for my signature. I'm

6:00

I'm program the Brand Accelerator after waiting thrill

6:02

almost ten years and live online, business

6:04

and serving of education to tens of thousands

6:06

of students looking to grow their brand.

6:08

The Brand Accelerator is exactly what you need

6:11

to elevate your brand, increase your visibility

6:13

and grow your audience and revenue. Know if

6:15

you are curious and all about the

6:17

Brand Accelerator, what it's all about and

6:19

most importantly how it can help you. All

6:21

you have to do is go to

6:23

Julie solomon.net fast P B A to get

6:26

all of the details but I want

6:28

to throw something in here cause it's important.

6:30

We are only opened for a

6:32

limited time. Doors are going to

6:34

be closing for the brand accelerator

6:36

on Friday March first and may

6:38

well not open again for the

6:40

rest of the year. That's right,

6:42

you heard me. So if you

6:44

are ready to make sure that

6:46

this year is V or for

6:48

your brand growth you're gonna wanna

6:50

get in. Now all you have

6:52

to do is go to Julie

6:54

solomon.net/t be A to get all

6:56

of the details with that in

6:58

within all of that journey. A

7:00

big piece of that with overall loneliness

7:03

like and that loneliness led me to

7:05

so me table coping mechanisms are flocking.

7:07

I am so happy so analyzing of

7:09

different things, identifying who I am and

7:12

how I want to show up in

7:14

this world authentically and so here I

7:16

live and will. The North Dakota were

7:18

very rural community here and we have

7:21

been a lot of growth. We have

7:23

seen people moving into our area due

7:25

to an oil boom that started all

7:27

back and twenty time and I know.

7:30

This this huge need

7:32

for connection. On.

7:34

At that time a lot of people are

7:36

moving here. A lot of people were not

7:39

saying because they said that there is not

7:41

much to do here and that they just

7:43

really couldn't find their sense of belonging. Ah,

7:45

I'm and I really think that for people

7:47

to feel. Seen. And heard they

7:49

also need it like the need to

7:51

feel like they belong in a community

7:53

whatever community that you create a So

7:55

back in Twenty Twenty two I finally

7:57

to believe in I created where I

8:00

like to call what's happening in wealth

8:02

and and is where I mean It

8:04

started out just like with a very

8:06

simple concept I share and then I

8:08

share community heroes that are really making

8:10

a difference a him all sense and

8:12

I share all about the various just

8:14

local organizations where people can go and

8:16

find the resources that the nice as

8:18

a very positive and safe place and

8:20

that groups and Twenty Twenty two has

8:22

grown to cost about ten thousand members

8:24

with that he also came with a

8:26

lot of on my and people are

8:29

coming to me as. A community resource

8:31

and so that really helped me

8:33

find my footing in terms of

8:35

as what I want to share

8:37

and for me that all come

8:39

back down to connection. funny that

8:41

sense of belonging and how to

8:43

combat loneliness. Overall I have a

8:45

couple components to my business, but

8:47

I have what's happening in Wilson

8:49

which exists within the geographic area.

8:52

I'm planning on upgrading it and

8:54

really implementing some practices are really

8:56

help small business owners find her

8:58

voice and I'm fine. Their clients.

9:00

Here within our area, but they also

9:02

have the Connection Chronicle which is just

9:04

on some stack enough where I just

9:07

share everything that I've been learning for

9:09

the past couple years in building the

9:11

community, showing up as a resource, showing

9:13

up authentically an really having that courage

9:16

to just love yourself in love others

9:18

in the process. You? That's beautiful. Well

9:20

I have gotten to see that evolution

9:22

over the last few years with you

9:24

and what was really cool is that

9:27

you came back into my world just

9:29

in a. Coaching capacity This year three

9:31

my program the Brand Accelerator by to Before

9:33

that I know that you have been on

9:36

a journey just as you mentioned with really

9:38

Q rating in developing who you are in

9:40

the world and and how you want to

9:42

show up and servant support and so with

9:44

that to say what does Brand mean to

9:47

you now see me It is understanding your

9:49

authentic self and then having the courage to

9:51

share and be seen for your guess. I

9:53

really believe that a personal brand is just

9:56

a manifestation of your authentic self, fulfilling your

9:58

life, passion and purpose and impacting. The other

10:00

in a really positive way And and and

10:02

love the way the he said that him

10:04

so beautiful. I would love to know how

10:06

would the navigation of that for you. I

10:08

know that there's probably times like now you

10:10

probably feel more rooted in it than ever

10:12

and in a will get to kind of

10:14

what we got to do last year together

10:16

with the brand accelerator and and how that

10:18

supported our where you are today by it

10:20

was It's tricky for you to have to

10:22

figure this out throughout your process and if

10:24

so why and how. Yeah, it was

10:27

extremely tricky for me. To figure

10:29

out the why and the how

10:31

and who I am and in

10:33

all of that stuff because it.like

10:36

a through the whole entire process

10:38

I really to folks I just

10:40

felt disconnected from like who I

10:42

whether the person and I was

10:45

rediscovering all of that info I

10:47

had reevaluate everything so it you

10:49

know really nearing in on that

10:51

point took a long time it's

10:53

of a long time to reflect

10:56

and just analyze who I am.

10:58

On and so I think anybody

11:01

who is looking to enough represent

11:03

a personal brand I. Think. They

11:05

have to understand that it does

11:07

take time. To truly fine. Like.

11:09

Who. They are and you really

11:12

really have to dig deep in

11:14

the bread accelerator. Really really helped

11:16

me with all of that because

11:18

up until taking that closed, all

11:20

is to. I had some inklings

11:22

of it, but. The. Brand

11:24

and Filler. It does help me dive deeper

11:26

in it. Really? that me too I really

11:28

want to help people with. Loneliness.

11:31

And find their sense of belonging and

11:33

then also impact others. I think a

11:35

huge piece that we forget is like

11:37

we're all human beings Whether you're building

11:39

and community online or in person. we're

11:41

all human beings who want to feel

11:43

like they along and have a place

11:46

in this world and I think it

11:48

is so important as as as leaders.

11:50

To provide. That space for

11:52

them to just be who they are authentically

11:54

and I know that that has been a

11:57

journey for you as you've shared over the

11:59

last several years. And I also know

12:01

just from what I do know about

12:03

your journey is that you haven't ever

12:05

really been one to shy away from

12:07

getting resources and help and support for

12:09

whatever it is that you need. So

12:11

I would love to know because you've

12:13

had a lot of help and support

12:15

in various means until now. So what

12:17

was about last year in particular and

12:19

what was it about your brand and

12:21

your messaging in particular? The you said?

12:23

Okay, I think I need to deep

12:25

in. Where. I've been able to

12:27

get myself to. I think I need to

12:29

really deep in the concepts here and get

12:32

more support. Yeah so I think of all

12:34

really started with what's happening Lucky said ago

12:36

thought that sees her group. Now I have

12:38

a website and everything. I felt that about

12:40

ten thousand members which is due to like

12:43

our community have about thirty thousand people. It

12:45

wasn't like we are in a big metropolitan

12:47

area like you this small it's local me

12:49

that was a big success but I was

12:51

like okay now I have this platform where

12:54

we want to do with it Can I

12:56

knew. I just didn't want it to just

12:58

be a facebook group that people go to.

13:00

I mean it's a great resource, but like

13:02

I felt that inkling that I could be

13:05

doing. So. Much more. And

13:07

so that for I really needed the

13:09

peace is like I knew that I

13:11

wanted to provide more, but I didn't

13:13

know exactly what I wanted to provide

13:16

more of and how to create that

13:18

if that makes sense. A totally

13:20

makes sense and so what were the kind

13:22

of initial steps when you were starting to

13:24

feel that this was coming out? What were

13:26

some of the things that you may be

13:28

tried that works or didn't work or how

13:30

are trying to support yourself into into getting

13:33

that clarity? You know up until that point

13:35

a lot as it was just kinda like

13:37

researching online and can. Facebook has a plethora

13:39

of proof. They have all sorts of resources

13:41

online on how to build community but again

13:43

like mine was just so unique in the

13:45

fact that it was one central location. and

13:47

if you look at a lot of set

13:49

Fifa. Groups that are within central location

13:51

a lot of them are really toxic

13:53

and negative. A on like to spread

13:55

the drama and I'm like a drama

13:57

free kind of person and then also.

14:00

I also identifies the fact that there's

14:02

so many people that are shying away

14:04

from social media as well. And so

14:06

a couple of things that I wanted

14:08

to initiate is a like just making

14:10

sure that Macys the group with just

14:12

a positive and safe place for people

14:14

to go and get the information that

14:16

they needed dollar the core value of

14:19

mine but then also do I'm treating

14:21

a website and then also creating an

14:23

email newsletter as well. It's you really

14:25

Service. Everyone. Within my

14:27

community and not just

14:29

a. Facebook. Group because

14:31

the get not everyone is. On

14:34

Facebook for their own various reasons. Arm

14:36

and I wanted again for them to

14:38

have that access because people said or

14:41

the communication that I was receiving is

14:43

that nobody knows what is going on

14:45

in our community because they are not

14:47

on Facebook and there was not one

14:49

central calendar that showcased everything that was

14:52

going on for people to participate in

14:54

and so I created that calendar on

14:56

her website and then I also did

14:58

email newsletter and so it was just

15:00

learning about all of those different things

15:03

that again my email. Newsletter with by

15:05

no means some like big brand

15:07

gesture it would have the weekly

15:09

events to know about in different

15:11

resources that people can provide and

15:13

sheriff about oven tell you know

15:15

this this year everything when. With.

15:18

Free and so is this really

15:20

determining is that was a pizza

15:22

Like how to monitor and how

15:24

can I build an even deeper

15:27

connection with my audience to really.

15:29

You. Know advocate for shopping local, supporting local

15:31

businesses. all of the things that I

15:34

am a true firm believer on. And

15:36

so when you knew that you needed

15:38

a little bit more support in that

15:40

what was your first accent, a step

15:42

or desire or curiosity, an ad, the

15:44

brain accelerator and the methods time in

15:47

my program i had hoped on a

15:49

weapon are as yours about the brand

15:51

accelerator and I know that you had

15:53

that that tribal that kind of showcase

15:55

the various. that's that we really needed.

15:57

Get clear on for us to just.

16:00

Really accelerate and my grow our growth

16:02

honestly that triangle and having that representation

16:04

because again up until that point out

16:06

of this kind of like a figuring

16:08

it out on my own but I

16:10

didn't have that foundational layer of like.

16:12

What do I want? What's.

16:15

Happening in also me as a person like

16:17

how do I want to be reflected I

16:19

got him a firm believer that any business

16:21

that you create you can pop a different

16:23

name on it but it is still a

16:25

direct reflection of who you are as well.

16:28

Like you have to take some ownership of

16:30

that for and to and thought I knew

16:32

it. Really missing some foundational pieces within their

16:34

own. Going to let women are as my

16:36

gosh. this will really help me answer a

16:38

lot of the foundational question so that here

16:41

now and twenty twenty four I am then

16:43

able to confidently you know showcase. Products and

16:45

services that are going to help my

16:47

ideal audience members. And how was that

16:49

journey for you inside the brain accelerator?

16:52

You know, maybe compared to free resources

16:54

that you've gotten your podcast that you've

16:56

listened to were just other ways that

16:58

you've tried to just use your own

17:00

knowledge and understanding. Declined a piecemeal stuff

17:02

together. How was that a different experience

17:05

in terms of results? I will say

17:07

like it was a wildly different experience

17:09

because that programs can be the modules

17:11

and everything. It again took time and

17:13

reflection and it really. Really really made

17:16

me dig deep into everything that

17:18

I was doing that I was

17:20

producing and and how I was

17:22

showing up so that was the

17:24

biggest key take away. Like others,

17:26

several other courses and think resources

17:28

free resources provided the platform like

17:30

to just really dive deep and

17:32

an offer to the community of

17:34

people within it was just amazing.

17:36

I have really enjoyed the group

17:38

of wonderful and firing lady that

17:40

were in the brand accelerator. I

17:42

still connect with them offline your

17:44

Instagram. And support him and various

17:46

ways to. I was able to

17:48

find an accountability partner who I still

17:51

me with and I can still

17:53

be open and honest about my journey

17:55

and how I'm doing all emotionally and

17:57

at with him, my business and. The

18:00

thing like I was able to get

18:02

just such a group of like minded

18:04

individuals and really aren't honestly can find

18:06

that face of the logic. So on

18:08

one hand it really the course work

18:10

in the materials in the coaching hold.

18:13

It caused me to go even

18:15

deeper in lay out that foundation

18:17

to where I can confidently stand

18:19

on a of and then to

18:21

effects and the community and really

18:23

provide the sense of belonging and

18:25

happiness knowing that I was surrounded

18:27

with. You. Know really inspiring women

18:30

and that inspired me to continue

18:32

working on my business to what

18:34

were some changes that you made

18:36

a scene and just how you

18:38

started to show up in your

18:40

community, How you started to create

18:42

content, How he started to really

18:44

look at your messaging your marketing

18:46

from a lens our the you

18:48

being an authority and you being

18:50

someone that specializes in something. I

18:52

would have to say that. It

18:55

provided me the confidence to.

18:58

Show. Up and create contact you

19:00

and s on that day I didn't

19:02

really want to if that makes any

19:04

sense. Again, like it really allowed me

19:07

to dive deep into really lay out

19:09

that sounds like that foundational work. So

19:11

whether it way of creating content for

19:14

what's happening or creed and contact even

19:16

just for me personally on like my

19:18

personal channel that Instagram or Facebook, it

19:20

allowed me to really analyze the messaging,

19:23

find my ideal audience, summer analyze the

19:25

messaging and be like okay this is

19:27

how. I want to an awful

19:30

experiment. I've grown that face the group

19:32

and as shown up and and that

19:34

way authentically Lt lives are real value

19:37

various things and then all my on

19:39

instagram platform it's a little bit different

19:41

my audience of little bit different and

19:43

there are really just gave myself that

19:46

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it does? The benefits are transformations

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that you've see now that we've

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been several months out from you

25:01

know, our last coaching call during

25:03

that cohort together. But have you

25:05

seen a change in the engagement

25:07

in you're working like any anything

25:09

like that that you have seen

25:11

for shirt and like either Realm

25:13

locally or are mine. I've seen

25:15

a huge amount. Of growth and

25:18

support. On in. Honestly just

25:20

like my ideal audiences members finding

25:22

me and connecting with me and

25:24

to I'm just seen again like

25:26

be amount as individuals who reach

25:29

out especially on the local level

25:31

to ask for resources, ask for

25:33

help to in just really engage

25:35

with me. That has been. I

25:37

mean it's really really increased on

25:39

and then when I introduce a

25:42

couple different p partnership at the

25:44

beginning of the year I was

25:46

close the brand accelerator help me.

25:49

Know and and whom I have. The

25:51

audience members are in. Our people are

25:53

trapped, those clients and so I brought

25:55

him close. About eight thousand dollars in

25:58

revenue just within this month. The

26:00

brand accelerator and it helped me. I

26:02

guess in terms of really defining that

26:04

messaging to be able to have the

26:07

confidence to ask for the pit partnerships.

26:09

And the best part is that the

26:11

people that I'm working with are people

26:13

that really like me up at five

26:16

at really get me excited and that

26:18

are truly people that represents my brand

26:20

so not have been. An

26:23

incredible journey of mine's

26:25

you is finally like.

26:27

Beginning You know that entrepreneurial

26:30

journey working? With these clients working

26:32

on creating paid courses and different things that

26:34

are really can add value to so many

26:36

different people and now you have this audience

26:38

that is truly core in an aligned with

26:41

what it is the you were with who

26:43

your mint dessert and what it is that

26:45

you're meant to provide and I would love

26:47

you to talk a little bit more about

26:49

that because inside the brand accelerator for those

26:52

that are listening that are not a part

26:54

of that yet we do a lot on

26:56

unique value proposition and at you know what

26:58

that means why it's so important it doesn't.

27:01

Sound sexy. It doesn't sound fun. People

27:03

love to just. Want to resist

27:05

that? The I would love to hear

27:07

your experience on what like really understanding

27:09

from the methodology of the brain accelerator.

27:11

What a unique value proposition is how

27:13

that really helps you hone in on

27:15

what it is that you specialize in

27:17

a coming that authority becoming bad place

27:19

that people feel trusted and confident to

27:21

go to for their information. And how

27:23

did that really help you with growth

27:26

and engagement as well? Identifying the U

27:28

V P was probably one of the

27:30

i wouldn't say hurdles but it definitely

27:32

took the most time with in the

27:34

program. because it's such a large piece

27:36

again it really to know your you

27:38

v p is the also just know

27:41

like. We're. Authentic self is

27:43

and again how you want

27:45

to show up and represent

27:47

that and it really came

27:49

down to identifying the belonging

27:51

few, the loneliness, peace and

27:53

then also making sure just

27:55

that accessibility I guess is

27:57

huge for me, making sure

27:59

everybody. The acceptable information and so going

28:01

through the you happy with it. extremely

28:04

long process for me and I kept

28:06

on making adoration after it or hm

28:08

and that you know I would share

28:10

with my accountability partner on this is

28:12

I think I'm getting closer but it

28:14

would always with her out the coursework

28:17

I'll just get further and for he

28:19

said and be like oh I'm going

28:21

to add this piece and I mean

28:23

to add that peace and at all

28:25

this kind of more together ready and

28:28

the program in it it really again.

28:30

For. Me and my you Vp

28:33

really come back to a

28:35

longing connection, community and accessibility. And

28:37

though they're just three or

28:39

four key pieces of who I

28:41

am again, your you Vp

28:43

has forced to represent. Have

28:46

a really big piece of you like

28:48

who you are and how you want

28:50

to serve this world I think is

28:52

really wet the the Pcm for and

28:55

you think that you are not only

28:57

discovery of that but just maybe permission

28:59

to own it and embrace it has

29:01

really not only helped you grow your

29:03

audience and grow your engagement, most importantly,

29:05

get those bigger partnerships you know make

29:07

the thousands of dollars. But how else

29:09

do you kind of see that as

29:12

being a key part to play in

29:14

how your protein your business Now maybe

29:16

vs. Before you learning and

29:18

having the experience of the brand

29:20

accelerator I would have to say

29:23

that now knowing all of those

29:25

foundational element like that has really

29:27

helped me put together. My.

29:30

Brand values and to

29:32

share that information? share

29:34

what our brand is

29:36

all about and. By

29:39

shelling out. Like

29:41

I said telling people this is who

29:43

we are and by seeing riveted a

29:46

man that has been allowed or idea

29:48

audience members to find as even more

29:50

either so it really beforehand out just

29:52

putting out content. It. Didn't really

29:54

matter. What the content with for I

29:57

was just like oh look I'm at a

29:59

coffee shops. The great And you

30:01

know, oh I love this coffee shop.

30:03

whatever it, whatever that it may be

30:05

then and but now it's like you

30:07

guys please come in South Local. You

30:09

know what's happening is all about shopping

30:12

local. We want to make sure that.

30:15

Are small business owner they're feeling supported

30:17

so please come on down to our

30:19

local coffee shop here and my favorite

30:21

drinks and Americano! You know com a

30:23

yours or whatever it may be but

30:26

again it every piece of content. Circles.

30:28

Back to the connection piece belonging

30:31

that all of those different things

30:33

and it's just as like one

30:35

big circle I guess. like I'm

30:38

able to connect everything back to

30:40

my brand values and that was

30:42

all. From. The brand accelerator compared

30:45

to prior to where I was just creating

30:47

content because I thought I needed create content

30:49

and it wasn't really serving anybody and now

30:51

I'm creating content that I know serve the

30:54

purpose, purpose in it attracts the people that

30:56

I want him around. He brought up something

30:58

that I think is really interesting. the way

31:01

that you're sharing that geeze feel like now

31:03

that you have the tools and you you

31:05

know this method are all edgy and you

31:07

get to use the brain accelerator method in

31:10

your work. Do you feel like it also

31:12

helps you? I don't want. To see necessarily

31:14

create more content because that's not really what

31:16

it's about. But do you feel like it

31:18

allows you to create content more effortlessly are

31:21

easily like. I feel like that's a big

31:23

thing for people is that the either don't

31:25

know what to create so they don't create

31:27

any content or it. They don't know what

31:29

to create so they just create a bunch

31:31

of random content that doesn't really move the

31:33

needle, but the way that you are describing

31:36

it, it seems like there's just kind of

31:38

this effortless flow. now with your ideas, with

31:40

who you're targeting, with what you know that

31:42

you're meant to say, it's. Which probably

31:44

does make a content creation easier.

31:46

It probably also makes it's faster,

31:48

which I guess would mean that

31:50

you. Could create more content. Yeah,

31:53

It does. I would have to

31:55

say to piggybacking on all of

31:57

that because everything that you just

31:59

said is true, but it allows

32:01

for purpose. Oh Clinton. Like I

32:03

wouldn't walking and making content or

32:05

thinking that I needed to make

32:07

contact. It provided the purpose as

32:09

to why I was making the

32:11

content. Any time that I sit

32:13

down, schedule out my house, or

32:15

write an email newsletter, I'm thinking

32:17

about what purpose does this provide

32:19

and what do I want to

32:21

communicate this week. It goes back

32:23

to it, making that so much

32:25

more effortless. I'm able to communicate

32:27

our brand values than are you

32:29

the. P R U S P Everything because

32:31

they I know all of it and I

32:34

can reference that every path through all of

32:36

the time. I think that's one major thing.

32:38

Like when you are going through a program,

32:40

don't go through the program and do all

32:43

of the worksheets and the never reference that

32:45

again. Like these are elements that are getting

32:47

change in worth as you grow and change

32:49

to have enough foundational piece that we laid

32:51

out within the program, keeping it accessible and

32:54

reading over before you know content before you

32:56

find that your year for twenty twenty four,

32:58

whatever it might use like it. Really does

33:00

like having no foundational. Fisa really doesn't

33:02

make it effortless to show up each

33:05

and every day. And you had mentioned

33:07

something a bit ago a the Image

33:09

confidence A lot I would love to

33:11

know because with effortlessness, what I would

33:14

assume is that it creates more space.

33:16

It creates more space for other things

33:18

in your life and your business and

33:20

whatever it is that you desire and

33:22

want to come through. So. Along

33:25

with confidence, what else and you you money

33:27

like you're making more money which is great.

33:29

You have more confidence which is great you're

33:31

You're connecting to your idol audience. which is

33:34

great. Is there more of a sense of

33:36

freedom or space that you've been able to

33:38

cultivate or call? And now that you've got.

33:41

The. Tools and like the pieces to

33:43

the puzzle or starting to come

33:45

together. yeah I would have to

33:47

say that I'm a big i

33:49

guess like freeing thing for me

33:51

is just an overall acceptance. Like.

33:54

Just overall self except acceptance knowing that

33:56

I am on the right path in

33:58

thing, rooted in and. Who I am.

34:00

I think that. Have. Helped in.

34:02

I think acceptance can kinda go

34:04

hand in hand with confidence. I'm

34:06

so in terms of like freeing

34:08

up stay thin and all of

34:10

that had assess it. Overall.

34:13

I would have to say like

34:15

I truly accept who I am

34:18

and I feel rooted in that

34:20

and I'm okay A password and

34:22

I myself would be terrifying cause.

34:24

People that he doesn't speak

34:26

of. I was so insecure.

34:28

With who I was in now

34:31

I feel so much more secure

34:33

on not only my business but

34:35

who I am. And so with

34:37

that piece of exceptions I'm in

34:40

going into new relationship partnerships. Working.

34:42

With clients building an audience I'm

34:45

I feel so much more. Accepted

34:48

for who I am and how

34:50

I show. And that

34:52

has been completely free for me

34:54

compared to a path version of

34:56

myself that would have can always

34:58

use wondering what other people are

35:00

thinking of us that so beautiful

35:03

think you so much for sharing

35:05

that there might be some people

35:07

that are listening now that are

35:09

thinking like wow, Okay, this sounds

35:11

great. The sounds amazing. This sounds

35:13

like exactly what I've been looking

35:15

for. Or you know this is

35:18

intriguing to me or I'm getting

35:20

curious. But they also. Had a

35:22

passing a history. You know, maybe they've

35:24

you know, wasted a lot of time

35:26

on some free resources. or you know,

35:28

free webinars. Or maybe they'd wasted a

35:30

lot of money on coaches are trainings

35:32

are programs that just didn't really move

35:35

the needle. So for those that may

35:37

be curious about this, who would you

35:39

say the brand accelerator is perfect for?

35:41

I would say the brand accelerator is

35:43

perfect for any wine. And who on

35:45

have. An idea for

35:47

creating, whether be a personal brand or

35:49

online business and person business, whatever it

35:52

might be. But who understands that they're

35:54

missing some other foundational key elements? like

35:56

when I was going through the branding.

35:58

hello Reader, we have people and their

36:00

who were far along in terms of

36:03

their entrepreneurial journey compared to me who

36:05

just started. and I will tell you

36:07

that one hundred percent we are all

36:09

accepted and treated as equals with in

36:11

that program. And so just because you

36:14

may not have a large audience going

36:16

into the program, I don't want that

36:18

to stop anyone from joining he can.

36:20

I was. Hanging over my that's running

36:22

a new that it would set me up

36:24

for. Success Anything that I weren't

36:26

try to accomplish in my life

36:29

and soul and I met with

36:31

really again inspirational people who are

36:33

taking action who had felt really

36:35

incredible reality for themselves. I still

36:37

visit with them. I created really

36:39

great friendships with a lot of

36:42

the people that I went through

36:44

in the program and so I

36:46

would say that it for an

36:48

accelerator is for anyone who really

36:50

wants to get to the core

36:53

deep personal the. Foundational.

36:55

Pieces of her personal brand and who wants

36:57

to generate an impact and build a business

36:59

on? It's beautiful and I loved what you

37:02

said about where you're at in your journey

37:04

because I I get that a lotta and

37:06

just getting started is it right for me?

37:08

I've been doing this for five years am

37:11

I gonna get anything out of it? And

37:13

what I really loved about the women that

37:15

came in this time around was. That.

37:17

People were starting at varying stages.

37:20

We had. You know, a

37:22

great number of people that were just getting

37:24

started. We had a great number of people

37:26

that had been doing it for a couple

37:28

years, and we had a great number of

37:30

people who consider themselves pretty advanced who had

37:32

been active for five, eight, ten years. but

37:35

still something was missing. and so to me,

37:37

I don't really think it's about where you're

37:39

at and your journey as much as it's

37:41

about. do you feel like something is missing?

37:44

A. Long your path where you're at right

37:46

now and I think that you really you

37:48

know touched on a lot of that with

37:50

with those bearing pieces so I would

37:52

love to hear a little bit more about

37:55

where you're going from Now now that you've

37:57

got all the tools and the tool and

37:59

you've got this incredible community, the women

38:01

that know that you can rely on and

38:04

count on what is next for you and

38:06

your brand. Yeah so for me again

38:08

like the couple various things that I have

38:10

what's happening and will sit and I'm introducing

38:12

a lot of great programs to support

38:14

small business owners steer within Wilson and more

38:17

just regionally. Again like not North Dakota the

38:19

big say and we have a lot

38:21

of small community is that that feet

38:23

off the walls and so I don't

38:25

want it has to be will invite to

38:27

support those with in Eastern Montana here within.

38:30

North Dakota on into really helped them

38:32

so up and succeed and their businesses

38:34

and then of course you. I got

38:36

the connection chronicles and that that is

38:39

all defensive stats and that is where

38:41

I can creatively express what I am

38:43

money on and provide people action will

38:46

set on how to not only reason

38:48

as with yourself that how to connect

38:50

with other than an authentic weights and

38:52

really build community is. I know that

38:55

we are in such an strange world

38:57

because it is so easy to connect

38:59

with people. Online or in person,

39:01

but yet so many people are feeling

39:04

isolated and I and I don't blame

39:06

on. I mean our world is filled

39:08

with social media platforms to where you

39:10

know you scroll. And you're constantly

39:12

reminded of the things that you're

39:15

not doing enough and really cause

39:17

from mental for him on individuals

39:19

and for. Her. Connection chronicled.

39:21

His you are some and open

39:23

place for people to come and.

39:25

Learn how do I reconnect with myself

39:27

and how do I generate impact in

39:30

my community? You know one thing about

39:32

what's happening and like that idea started

39:34

with as the simple act of sharing

39:36

that I got it. I.

39:38

Have lived him off in most

39:41

of my life. I know the

39:43

organizations to look out for. I'm

39:45

very knowledgeable on my local area

39:48

and I grew up community that

39:50

trust me of to ten thousand

39:52

members just by sharing events, just

39:55

by showing up and just by

39:57

helping them and assisting them wherever.

40:00

I could, and I think that's one thing

40:02

that so many people forget about. like. Is.

40:04

It you don't have to have some

40:07

say grand scale. Master Plan

40:09

I didn't have that with what's happening.

40:11

All I have was like I see

40:13

that there's a need for this and

40:15

nobody's taking the initiative to do it.

40:17

so I'm just gonna do it. And.

40:21

Again, people have, then it's

40:23

really. Opened. Up so

40:25

many opportunities and doors for me not

40:27

only on my local area but then

40:29

also allowing me to find creatively what

40:31

do I want to share with the

40:33

world? And that is all about connection

40:36

and combating loneliness. And you can find

40:38

all of that within the Connection Chronicle.

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Not so glad. and I mean I

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will just say I think that you

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have such a guest for community building

40:46

and in bringing people together and for

40:48

anyone out there that no matter what

40:51

you do, if you're if you're wanting

40:53

to build a stronger community. Or if

40:55

you're someone who's like I need to learn

40:57

how to build my community up or I

40:59

feel like I'm missing things falling along which

41:01

and s and seeing how she's been able

41:03

to do this so naturally and organically, it

41:05

really is a guess that you have an

41:07

i love that you have rooted in to

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this and you're making this your thing because

41:11

it is. I mean is it is what

41:13

you are meant to deal and also just

41:15

to kind of see your own journey of

41:17

personal growth and development? am? I think that

41:19

it's really a beautiful thing that when you

41:21

really allowed yourself to have that journey then

41:23

all of these other things. Started happening. you

41:25

know it's I think it's always kind of magical

41:27

that because you said yes to whatever that was

41:30

a couple years ago it allowed for this journey

41:32

for you to say yes to more and more

41:34

and more and sell under. So proud to see

41:36

how you continue to grow and flourish and really

41:38

just Steven into White. You are here to do

41:41

and who you're meant to impact and I think

41:43

a lot of people could learn a lot from

41:45

the way that you show up in the way

41:47

that you build community. So with that said I

41:49

would love you to share where everyone can find

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you, the sub stack information your socials so they.

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Can start to dive into all the great content

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that you're creating. Yeah so I'm you can buy

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me on Instagram which is Angela. Really

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him. And then you can also find

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me on Sad Sack To. You can

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use either First Connection Chronicles or else

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you can just search to. I suggest

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early that Sub Sex or Com I

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believe it is. I'm on both of

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those platforms. That's where I like to

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share everything about community, building on connection

42:17

and an empowering I eat. I'd love

42:19

to educate through a three part facilities

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cannot communicate and I'm Power and a

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thing is you narrowing on those things.

42:25

You will really truly build community that

42:27

you are. Excited to be a

42:29

part of Not So Great. Will thank you

42:32

so much Ness again for being here, sharing

42:34

your journey, sharing your wisdom, sharing how you

42:36

really are seen the social media landscape and

42:38

is also offering that be back in that

42:40

reflection. For those who may be ready to

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die then see you really deepening their brand

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strategy and growing and their personal brand cel.

42:47

Thank you again I really appreciate it. Thanks

42:49

so much Julie and then we haven't my

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