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How do you learn on a day-to-day basis? Is it an accidental or deliberate process?
What if you could turn your words into a cash flow?
Meet the 6 graduates:
1. Lidija, based in Lebanon, is an investigative journalist, whose goal was to create a compelling brand as a copywriter and content strategist. 2. Lorna, a Perth-based scientist-turned-web-designer, is in the process of setting up her web design agency and was needing direction on how to bring it all together. 3. Nives, a successful multiple beauty salon owner from London, joined wanting to...Move towards your sense of flow.
How can you create flow in building a global enterprise?
After starting up and building two businesses of my own, I began to realise this.
Flow in building your enterprise is the path of least resistance and most creativity. It's the way to do something with a sense of ease, allowance, natural skill and joy. By allowing for a natural flow, you and your team are being who they are best.
You will combine a different set of disciplines that make you stand out You will define...How can you make a good speech?
What constitutes a good speech? How can you craft a good speech that connects well with your audience?
I met up with our youngest entrepreneur on-board, Dali Schonfelder, founder of Nalu clothing line, which provides school uniforms for underprivileged children with the sale of products.
Dali shares with us how, at just 13 years old, she started up her brand and began preparing for speaking engagements at TED and UN.
She also shared with us her experiences on:
- How to grow your brand through speaking and being authentically yourself
- How to balance between commerce and giving
- How to create a brand that inspires, transforms and sells
More about Dali:
She attended Parsons School of Design in NYC, studying fashion design while growing her brand in the New York market. She has also launched the Nalu Academy, an online school teaching and empowering youths through social entrepreneurship.
Tune in to my interview with Dali Schonfelder, and watch the full conversation...
How to tell stories that are relevant?
As storytellers, entrepreneurs or artists, we often find ourselves looking for stories that connect best with our audience.
I met up with Sofie Marin, the founder of a London-based production company, From Sweden Productions, as we sat down for a conversation about storytelling in such traditional mediums as theatre, dance and opera.
She also shares tips that could help you find out more about:
- Relevant stories to tell in your business or creative projects
- The entrepreneurial mindset in the arts
- The prevailing paradigm of a 'starving and suffering artist'
More About Sofie
- She specialises in digital marketing, business development and entrepreneurial growth to help creatives stand out, scale up and make a difference.
- Sofie is also the chair of ballet company Stockholm 59° North, LunchIn AB and founder of Arts Dynamics Entrepreneur Mastermind.
- She has also worked as the Administrative Director for the Opera Chorus at the Royal Swedish Opera and a...
7-Figure BrandStory: Digital Storytelling, Marketing & Growth (Copy)writing
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