If you struggle with marketing yourself, this is the episode to listen to. Ann Carden is a business owner with more than 30 years of experience, having started and sold multiple companies in many dif

Michelle Nedelec is an author, speaker, and owner of multiple businesses, and through experience, has learned what it takes to stand out in the marketplace today. It's you. Your personality, your p

On this show, we're talking about what it takes to stand out in your industry. What kind of work goes into the process? And is it worth the effort? I'm excited to introduce you to Andy Wang. He's

Atiba de Souza knows how important video marketing is to the growth of your business. He is a speaker and CEO of video marketing agency Client Attraction Pros, and I'm excited to share his wisdom with

Everyone has a story to tell. The mission of the Video Bootcamp is to help you tell that story better on video. Why? Because if you can show up as yourself on camera, you will enjoy creating more cont

Today, we’re diving deep into YouTube. I have always been a fan of YouTube as a public storage location for videos that my clients and students create.  But I’m looking at YouTube in a much different light these days. As a search engine,

Today, we’re talking about podcasts. And what you’ll learn from our guest, Kelly Glover, the CEO of The Talent Squad, will help you stand out, whether you’re a guest on someone’s podcast or YouTube show or weekly Facebook live.

I’m thrilled to introduce you to one of my clients and students of the Video Bootcamp, Corrina Carter. She’s a longtime business owner, mortgage loan broker, and now, video creator. But it wasn’t always that way.

We’re all in an uncertain place right now. We’re concerned for our health, and for the health of our family and friends. Schools are closed, travel halted, events canceled, employees told to work from home,

We’re all in an uncertain place right now. We’re concerned for our health, and for the health of our family and friends. Schools are closed, travel halted, events canceled, employees told to work from