S5E14: From Corporate to Chief Personality Officer - The Journey to Business Ownership, with Danielle Hughes

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“The more we can infuse parts of our personality into our professional message, the more likely we are to find the right clients, the right roles, the right organizations.” - Danielle Hughes

Uncover the unexpected truth behind the power of personality in marketing. You'll be amazed at the impact it has on your success. But there's more to it than meets the eye... Stay tuned to discover the hidden gem that'll transform your approach to branding and client connection. Are you ready to unlock the secret to authentic marketing? Let's dive in and explore the game-changing strategy that'll take your business to the next level.

In this episode, you will be able to:

• Uncover the secrets to turning your passion into a thriving business.

• Elevate your personal brand as an entrepreneur with powerful strategies.

• Discover the benefits of infusing your unique personality into your marketing efforts.

• Navigate the journey from corporate life to successful entrepreneurship.

• Master the art of crafting effective and compelling professional messaging.

My special guest is Danielle Hughes.

As the Chief Personality Officer of More Than Words Marketing, Danielle Hughes is the creator of the Personality Brand. She teaches clients how to bring more of themselves into their professional message so they feel comfortable expressing their career narrative and can convey what makes them different from their competition, attracting the right audience and repelling the wrong one.

Danielle’s client list is long and storied, so since she's showing off, it includes companies like Google, PwC, eBay, Discovery Channel, Capital One, Gap, TD Bank, SEO, Columbia University and The Jed Foundation among others.

Often referred to as a magician with words, while she can’t pull a rabbit out of her hat, she can hone your brand message and deadlift you or your employees, but not at the same time. That’s just irresponsible. (note: Danielle is available for office party tricks and accepts payment in bottles of Bordeaux.)