Our Package Your Genius Academy Mentors are making waves - and the news! In addition to helping clients with leadership, personal image and mindset, they're practicing what we preach here at PYGA by closing the visibility gap and building awareness of their own personal brands. We were thrilled to see our PYGA Image and Style Mentor Roxanne Carne share her tips for personal style with our friends over at Fox 5.
So you have the drive and determination that it takes to make big things happen in your life. You’ve created an action plan and taken those initial steps towards reaching your goals. You’ve packaged your genius, moved beyond a one-person show and made yourself a priority. And then, almost suddenly, doors begin to fly open and opportunities to reach the next level are coming at you faster than you ever could have imagined. But, instead of reacting with enthusiasm and being energized by your plan coming together, you begin to doubt yourself. Sound familiar?
How do you continuously attract GAME CHANGING opportunities to your brand?
That’s the question I asked startup investor and advisor Lauren Maillian. Lauren’s entrepreneurial journey is an inspiration – after founding a vineyard and winery at the age of 19, Lauren started Luxury Market Branding, a boutique branding agency and went on to eventually become an investor counting tech startups like Levo League among her portfolio.
As you grow your personal brand and it evolves into a bona fide business, you will undoubtedly experience a few growing pains. You’ll need to work with people in order to get more done and move beyond the one-woman show. But if you’re like many creatives and have mainly been a producer, artist or technician, assuming the role of manager may give you pause.
Employedpreneurs (those of you who work full-time for someone else, and part-time for yourself) – what are your plans this evening? What are your plans or for this weekend?
You may have answered family time, golf, shopping, church, or even a weekend getaway. But consider budgeting just two hours over coffee this week to move your brand ahead.
If you work full-time for someone else, evenings and weekends are your absolute best chance to plant seeds for your brand or business to grow. Don’t miss the opportunity. Prep the soil.
