Package Your Genius Personal Branding Podcast

As mentioned in the episode - The new book Package Your Genius - 5 Steps to Build Your Most Powerful Personal Brand is HERE!!! Grab your copy on Amazon at http://bit.ly/pygbook We're accepting applications for the next cohort of the group mentoring program Package Your Genius Academy. Visit http://www.packageyourgeniusacademy.com to submit your application for consideration. Intro and Outro Music - "Lucky" by Connor Benjamin Littlejohn aka DJ Connor B https://soundcloud.com/dj-connor-b/lucky

http://www.amandamillerlittlejohn.com/too-much How is shrinking, hiding and not playing full out come up for you? Is it hindering your personal brand and keeping you from the people you most want to connect with? I want to know! Come chat with me in the comments or join the PYG Facebook Group at http://www.facebook.com/groups/packageyourgenius Intro and Outro Music: Essentialism by Connor Benjamin Littlejohn/DJ Connor B on Soundcloud

Like it or not, you are a GLOBAL brand. But are you operating like the global brand that you are? Do you have products, services and programs available to cater to a global audience? Long gone are the days when you could focus solely on your geographic region. In today's global economy you're leaving money on the table if you're not making SOMETHING available for sale to a worldwide audience. Mentioned in the episode - request to join the free Facebook Group http://www.facebook.com/groups/packageyourgenius Visit Amanda online http://www.amandamillerlittlejohn.com http://www.packageyourgeniusacademy.com http://www.thebrandingbox.com Intro and Outro Music - Lucky by Connor Benjamin Littlejohn https://soundcloud.com/dj-connor-b/lucky Audio Editing by Connor Benjamin Littlejohn

For those who hate self promotion, this episode is for you. Ever feel like you're saying the same thing day after day when it comes to your personal brand? Feel like you're getting on people's nerves or "harassing" your followers with your content? You're not alone. But here's why you have to KEEP talking about what you do, even when it feels repetitive. Mentioned in this episode: Package Your Genius Facebook Group Request to Join - https://www.facebook.com/groups/packageyourgenius/ Package Your Genius Academy http://www.packageyourgeniusacademy.com Connor Littlejohn's new book - Tag You're It! Zombie Tag http://www.connorlittejohn.com

http://www.amandamillerlittlejohn.com On this episode I help a seasoned marketing executive understand how to market herself for a role that values her experience position herself for new career search after 50 Barbara Miller spent 25 year career at one company and in a sense felt like she grew up in the company. With over 25 years of professional experience, she's now interviewing externally for the first time in over 20 years. The job search landscape has changed - with digital tools, social media, linkedin being the main pathways to finding a new job. Barbara's also found herself competing with the growing millennial audience of talent. But her skills are formidable. She has experience building networks, managing earned owned and paid media campaigns, retail execution, experiential marketing, digital marketing, content marketing and e-commerce. She's looking for a senior marketing leader position like a senior VP or Chief Marketing Officer that utilizes her strengths of people management, coaching,

[Ep. 45] Personal Brand Comparison: Late to the race and the lane is crowded by Amanda Miller Littlejohn : Personal Branding Coach and PR Strategist

http://www.amandamillerlittlejohn On today's episode, I help social psychologist Veronica Womack reframe her fear of self promotion, address her behind the scenes mindset and create a plan to build her personal brand beyond academia through writing and speaking.

http://www.amandamillerlittlejohn.com Have you ever hesitated to reach out to an old friend or colleague because you felt guilty for falling out of touch? Or maybe you wondered if the person would remember you, or care to connect at all after "all this time"? I've personally been in that position and I've also watched clients struggle to put themselves out there and make the first move to re-engage old colleagues even online. But a recent trip to Tennessee reminded me just how quickly you can break those old relationships back in, and how often our fears around reaching out and being potentially rejected are unfounded. If you haven't gotten around to reaching out to an old contact, be encouraged that it's not as awkward as you may fear it to be. More often than not, your old connections will be thrilled to hear from you, and glad you got the communication ball rolling again.

[Ep. 42] Deferred not denied: keep making your lists by Amanda Miller Littlejohn : Personal Branding Coach and PR Strategist

http://www.amandamillerlittlejohn.com/lyris Atlanta-based DJ Lyris talks about the process of turning a passion project into a new income stream. Lyris discusses how paying attention to what makes her happy becomes more important after you've put in so much time into a day job. After watching her excitement around her passion for music grow, she gradually began making the shift to spend more of her time on music.

http://www.packageyourgeniusacademy.com/program - Tiffany McDuffie shares her journey from corporate accounting to Purposeful Play, her Milwaukee-based sports and education camp.

http://www.packageyourgeniusacademy.com/program Meico Whitlock of Mindful Techie on his journey from his 9-5 to full-time entrepreneurship Meico Whitlock, a DC-based mindful productivity coach, answered the call of freedom. He was a member of cohort II of my signature personal branding group training program – Package Your Genius Academy. Meico and I caught up to discuss how he planned to take the leap from working his full-time job to working full-time in his business. Since the academy, he quit his job and now speaks and coaches full-time. This past summer, he launched a line of online courses and bootcamps to help busy professionals reclaim their time. More at http://www.mindfultechie.com Meico and I discussed his personal branding journey including: +the importance of accountability +practical planning to make a big career and financial leap +moving from ideas to implementation +starting from zero, nurturing a small audience and building over time +listening to the universe and why your vision is non

http://www.amandamillerlittlejohn.com/hadiya Hadiya Williams, a DC-based artist and maker, answered the call of creativity and entrepreneurship. The accomplished graphic designer and founder of Black Pepper Paperie was a member of cohort III of my signature personal branding group training program - Package Your Genius Academy. Hadiya and I caught up to discuss how she's made art her business - she's a creative conjurer who makes visually exquisite creations - stationery, invitations, clay work, etc. She designed my AML logo (the one in the top left corner!) among a ton of other amazing things. She recently turned her focus away from the graphic design work for which she received her BFA and advanced training to focus on clay pottery and hand made stationery. Hadiya and I discussed her personal branding journey including: +the importance of building your brand as an artist +marketing's role in the creative process +pivoting away from the career you received your degree in +responding to family members and

http://wp.me/p3AFdW-Ug Joy Hutton Lacy - aka The Restaurant Girl is the founder of Joy of Consulting. Joy was a member cohort III of my signature #personalbranding group training program - Package Your Genius Academy. Joy and I caught up to discuss her business and brand. She's an organizational development consultant and business operations strategist who helps small businesses put better back-end systems in place. We talked about how she created a narrowly defined niche in the consulting industry, how she overcame the discouraging feedback of a trusted mentor, how paying attention to what was working already helped her find a focus area that energizes her days, as well as the symptoms of a business that lacks systems. Listen to the interview on my podcast, or watch it on Youtube. Enjoy!

http://www.amandamillerlittlejohn.com If it feels like you do a lot but nothing seems to ever really get done, it may be time to tweak your productivity routine. In episode 41 we sit down with Meico Whitlock of the Mindful Techie to talk about how we can set clear priorities, bring more mindfulness to our days and get refocused on our goals.  Meico Marquette Whitlock is the Founder and CEO of Mindful Techie, an organization that helps purpose-driven organizations and professionals around the globe tackle technology distraction, information overload, and work-life balance in a digital world through talks, workshops, and trainings. http://www.mindfultechie.com

The world is telling you who you are, where you get traction, where you get results and what people think you have the credibility to teach, offer or share. But are you listening? In this episode I take you through two different examples of women who failed to see the value the world was mirroring back to them, and how I helped them course correct. You may learn from their examples and be inspired to find your own value that is ALREADY being mirrored back to you. *** As mentioned during the episode, please join me for a free Masterclass on how to identify your thought leadership message and begin writing for the web this Thursday, April 27, 2017. Registration is free and can be done in one click at: https://www.crowdcast.io/e/write-your-genius/register Be on the lookout for the Write Your Genius Group program coming in May 2017. *** Special thanks to Connor Benjamin Littlejohn aka DJ Connor B (https://soundcloud.com/dj-connor-b)for our latest theme music. We sampled "Remade World" from his recently releas

http://www.amandamillerlittlejohn.com On episode 39, we hear from Connor Benjamin Littlejohn, aka DJ Connor B on Soundcloud and Twitter. Connor is an 8 year old music phenom (and my son) - a pianist, composer and producer who has already jammed with the likes of Grammy award-winning Robert Glasper - his musical idol. Connor talks about finding his passion for music as early as 2 years of age, why he's so disciplined about producing new music, how he gets ideas for his songs and how he brings them to life. He shares two of the four songs from his latest EP "Return of the B" and plays a new untitled original tune on piano. Enjoy the interview with this dynamic young genius - you may be inspired to revisit your childhood passions. Mentioned in the episode: Connor's 2016 jam session with Robert Glasper at 7 years old https://www.facebook.com/amandamogul/videos/vb.1147638919/10209130714082126/?type=3&theater Connor's early compositions - spoon on counter at age 2 https://www.facebook.com/amandamogul/vid

I recently started an accountability group for creative writing and one of our members as already shown me how powerful accountability can be when you're on the cusp of new. Mentioned in the episode - our 12 week accountability personal branding program is open for enrollment. http://www.packageyourgeniusacademy.com/program

http://www.amandamillerlittlejohn.com/podcast Therapist-in-residence Dr. Reisha Moxley joins us for another episode in our Psychology of Success series. This week we discuss impostor syndrome, feeling guilty for being paid to do what comes effortlessly to us, and why your work is not at all about you.

http://www.amandamillerlittlejohn.com/podcast Does your dream have a list of prerequisites? I.e. "I have to have x,y and z in place before I can do what I really want to do..."? How many times have you heard credible advice from coaches and experts that confirmed your thoughts that you weren't in a position to move forward on your ideas? I suspect that we subconsciously seek out confirmation so we don't have to act. Because acting is difficult, anxiety inducing, scary. When you sign up for a coaching session, program or pick up a book to tell you how to do a particular thing, be careful not to fall into the trap of waiting to pull the trigger on your ideas before you've checked every single item off of your coach or program's to do list. When we do that, we could be falling into what author Tara Mohr calls "This Before That" - a hiding strategy that she details in her book Playing Big. When we fail to launch because we are waiting to go after what we want until after we take a class, or get a degree, o