Brand Therapist

The other 50% of coming up with a brilliant idea is knowing how to communicate it effectively. Being in the right place at the right time would be worthless for any genius if they couldn't explain their disruptive idea. Today, I'm very excited to be joined by the brilliant Brenden Kumarasamy, Founder of MasterTalk, a coaching business he created to teach C-suite executives and business owners to become Top 1% communicators in their industries. Brenden also runs a successful YouTube channel with over 30K subscribers and over half a million views. In this episode, Brenden talks about his personal brand's purpose, how and why he decided to become a master communicator, and why he believes the next Elon Musk is a 7-year-old girl who can't afford a coach. He also shared his thoughts on fame, mentorship, and the times he felt he held himself back.Additionally, we discuss Brenden's archetype and his biggest fears, and he shared his brilliant views on how being wired for survival might take us through a path of sameness, stagnating our growth. Tune in to episode 56 of The Brand Therapist and learn how proper communication tools might be all you need to separate yourself and your business from the rest. In This Episode, You Will Learn:Brenden's role in discovering the next Elon Musk (2:10)A bit about Brenden's archetype, the magician (6:00)What is Brenden's personal brand, Master Talk about (10:10)Brenden shares his thoughts on fame (14:30)The time Brenden held himself back (17:50)Three lessons learned that changed Brenden's life (23:10)Resources:Book: Amy Hardison - The Ultimate CoachConnect with Brenden:WebsiteYouTubeLet's Connect!WebsiteLinkedIn

At the core of every successful brand is the deep desire to add value, to offer a product or service with the potential of changing someone's life. There lies the secret to our guest's personal brand success; fitness saved Fitz Koehler's life, and that's why every time she speaks publicly or shares what she wrote feels like she is handing over lifejackets. Today, I'm joined by Fitz Koelher, a Fitness Innovator, President of Fitzness International, cancer Survivor, Keynote Speaker, and Author of several books, including: "My Noisy Cancer Comeback," "Healthy Cancer Comeback Journal" and "Your Healthy Cancer Comeback." Fitz is also a Professional Race Announcer and a powerhouse of optimism, empathy, and resiliency. In this episode, Fitz talks about her personal brand and why she changed her business plan from regular classroom fitness instruction to teaching fitness via mass media. We also delve into her battle with cancer, the lessons learned in her journey as an entrepreneur and cancer survivor, her biggest fears, and much more. Tune in to episode 55 of The Brand Therapist and get the best advice on branding with purpose and never giving up from the Comeback Queen, Fitz Koehler. In This Episode, You Will Learn:A bit about Fitz and why she changed her entire business plan (2:40)Fitz's archetype: The magician (5:10)What's Fitz's personal brand about (9:20)Fitz shares an example of a time she was holding herself back (11:00)About Fitz's most significant lessons learned (19:10)What does the future look like for Fitz's personal brand (26:10)Resources:Get access to Fitz's books here!Connect with Fitz:WebsiteLinkedInInstagramFacebookLet's Connect!WebsiteLinkedIn

It's more important to know what you don't know than to know what you do. Once you recognize you don't have the answer you are looking for, you can choose between doing things harder for you or finding a professional to help, coach, or educate you on how to find that answer. Today, I'm joined by Dawn Foster, CEO and Founder of D. Foster Marketing. She is an unapologetic marketing and branding nerd passionate about data, analytics, and creativity. After over 15 years of experience leading marketing teams for big and small companies, Dawn made the leap of faith and started her own branding and marketing consultancy company, where she helps small businesses and solopreneurs design, craft, and implement marketing strategies to produce winning results and scale their businesses. We had a fantastic conversation about Dawn's journey, her unique left-and-right side-of-the-brain marketing approach, combining creativity and data analytics, and her biggest lessons as an entrepreneur. We also explore her personal brand, analyze her archetype: the sage, and talk about her mentors and how they helped her cement her path as a brand and marketing strategist. Tune in to episode 54 of The Brand Therapist to hear more about Dawn's unique branding and marketing strategy approach.In This Episode, You Will Learn:What's D. Foster Marketing about (2:18)About Dawn's unique approach to marketing and branding (3:03)All about the sage, Dawn's archetype (5:41)A fame story from Dawn (8:16)How it was for Dawn to come out of her comfort zone (12:11)Dawn shares three lessons entrepreneurship taught her (15:14)Connect with Dawn:WebsiteLinkedInInstagramFacebookJoin The Foundation Series programLet's Connect!WebsiteLinkedIn