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Three Ways to Keep Your Business Running When You Aren’t

Three Ways to Keep Your Business Running When You Aren’t

As an entrepreneur, you either go in all the way or none at all. We’re nearing some very important holidays, and it can be easy to ‘forget’ about your biz when you’re getting the house ready for the relatives that are coming over or vice versa. While it is definitely important to spend some time […]

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Here’s Why It’s Okay to be a Vulnerable Entrepreneur

Today, I want to ask you an important question. How are you? Okay, maybe I should rephrase that: How are you when the going gets tough? The reason why I’m asking you this question is because it’s very easy to say things are doing well when, well, everything’s going great. Maybe you were able to […]

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Here’s How L1’s, L2’s, and L3’s Will Boost Your Business

Want to know how brands, both big and small, get SEEN, HEARD, and eventually get PAID? They all use L1’s, L2’s, and L3’s. I’ve seen a ton of brands head straight for the home run while ignoring the first, second, and third base. Like baseball, that’s breaking the rules; you have to run to all […]

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Brand Archetypes 101: Sage, Hero, and Creator Explained

Brand Archetypes 101: Sage, Hero, and Creator Explained

Are you ready to dive into more archetypes? If you don’t know what they are, be sure to check out this post and this one before we get started. 🙂 Just to review, there are four main archetype categories: principal, trustee, upholder, and promoter. At this point, I’ve already gone over the principal and promoter […]

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What Brand Archetypes Are and How They’re Important for Business

What Brand Archetypes Are and How They’re Important for Business

Do you know what your brand archetype is? (and no, it’s not exactly like your horoscope) The term archetype was actually coined by Carl Jung, a well-renowned Swiss social psychologist. In the business world, a brand archetype is typically defined as “a genre you assign to your brand, based upon symbolism” aka energy patterns that […]

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