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Authenticity: Highlighting the REAL
What does authenticity mean to you? Are you guilty of using a “finsta” or hiding your emotions behind a screen? The battle between real and fake is not a new one, but for our generation, it’s been amplified due to social media. Most people’s profiles are a carefully curated highlight reel of our best moments, and some use social media to embody their ideal persona. Do either of these make us inauthentic, or are we just putting our best foot forward? For today’s conversation, we sat down with Larry Milstein and Rich Keller to discuss what it means to be authentic and how to be the best version of yourself possible. Read more about our guests below and their amazing work!
Meet Larry Milstein, a Gen Z entrepreneur and creative. Larry is the co-founder of PRZM, a next-gen consultancy and community highlighting Gen-Z perspectives on art, music, tech, & fashion. The PRZM team works to connect influential youth with brands and companies to enhance their outreach and marketing strategies to fit a Gen-Z audience. Larry is also the co-founder of The Millennial Pink Party, an event created to promote inclusion within the generation, as well as raise money for human rights. Apply to join the PRZM collective here and follow PRZM on Instagram!
Meet Rich Keller! With an MBA from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and 25 years of branding experience at powerhouse companies such as Nabisco, Kraft Foods and Godiva, Rich now applies his marketing expertise to personal branding. With CATALYST, as his ‘One Word’ personal brand, Rich Keller is on a mission to transform one million lives, ‘One Word’ at a time. Rich Keller helps young entrepreneurs understand that their personal brand’s core value and their business venture’s core value are one-and-the-same. Why? Because people buy human connection, making the young entrepreneur the brand (Think Howard Schultz and his success with Starbucks and Sara Blakely with Spanx). Rich travels the country as a motivational speaker showing young entrepreneurs how crafting their personal brands and their business ventures around their core value, using just ‘One Word’, is the pathway to Stand-out, Conquer Obstacles, Reach Excellence, and SCORE! Follow Rich on social media here.
Interested in joining Sophie on her mission to unify the world? Follow @theconversationalist on Instagram and Twitter, like us on Facebook, and subscribe to us on YouTube to give your perspectives on the topics we cover. If you want your voice to be heard on topics that matter to you, join our Gen Z community today by texting “UNIFY” to +1 (877) 222 1119. Thank you for joining the conversation with us and we’ll see you next time!
What does authenticity mean to you? Are you guilty of using a “finsta” or hiding your emotions behind a screen? The battle between real and fake is not a new one, but for our generation, it’s been amplified due to social media. Most people’s profiles are a carefully curated highlight reel of our best moments, and some use social media to embody their ideal persona. Do either of these make us inauthentic, or are we just putting our best foot forward? For today’s conversation, we sat down with Larry Milstein and Rich Keller to discuss what it means to be authentic and how to be the best version of yourself possible. Read more about our guests below and their amazing work!
Meet Larry Milstein, a Gen Z entrepreneur and creative. Larry is the co-founder of PRZM, a next-gen consultancy and community highlighting Gen-Z perspectives on art, music, tech, & fashion. The PRZM team works to connect influential youth with brands and companies to enhance their outreach and marketing strategies to fit a Gen-Z audience. Larry is also the co-founder of The Millennial Pink Party, an event created to promote inclusion within the generation, as well as raise money for human rights. Apply to join the PRZM collective here and follow PRZM on Instagram!
Meet Rich Keller! With an MBA from the
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What does authenticity mean to you? Are you guilty of using a “finsta” or hiding your emotions behind a screen? The battle between real and fake is not a new one, but for our generation, it’s been amplified due to social media. Most people’s profiles are a carefully curated highlight reel of our best moments, and some use social media to embody their ideal persona. Do either of these make us inauthentic, or are we just putting our best foot forward? For today’s conversation, we sat down with Larry Milstein and Rich Keller to discuss what it means to be authentic and how to be the best version of yourself possible. Read more about our guests below and their amazing work!
Meet Larry Milstein, a Gen Z entrepreneur and creative. Larry is the co-founder of PRZM, a next-gen consultancy and community highlighting Gen-Z perspectives on art, music, tech, & fashion. The PRZM team works to connect influential youth with brands and companies to enhance their outreach and marketing strategies to fit a Gen-Z audience. Larry is also the co-founder of The Millennial Pink Party, an event created to promote inclusion within the generation, as well as raise money for human rights. Apply to join the PRZM collective here and follow PRZM on Instagram!
Meet Rich Keller! With an MBA from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and 25 years of branding experience at powerhouse companies such as Nabisco, Kraft Foods and Godiva, Rich now applies his marketing expertise to personal branding. With CATALYST, as his ‘One Word’ personal brand, Rich Keller is on a mission to transform one million lives, ‘One Word’ at a time. Rich Keller helps young entrepreneurs understand that their personal brand’s core value and their business venture’s core value are one-and-the-same. Why? Because people buy human connection, making the young entrepreneur the brand (Think Howard Schultz and his success with Starbucks and Sara Blakely with Spanx). Rich travels the country as a motivational speaker showing young entrepreneurs how crafting their personal brands and their business ventures around their core value, using just ‘One Word’, is the pathway to Stand-out, Conquer Obstacles, Reach Excellence, and SCORE! Follow Rich on social media here.
Interested in joining Sophie on her mission to unify the world? Follow @theconversationalist on Instagram and Twitter, like us on Facebook, and subscribe to us on YouTube to give your perspectives on the topics we cover. If you want your voice to be heard on topics that matter to you, join our Gen Z community today by texting “UNIFY” to +1 (877) 222 1119. Thank you for joining the conversation with us and we’ll see you next time!
What does authenticity mean to you? Are you guilty of using a “finsta” or hiding your emotions behind a screen? The battle between real and fake is not a new one, but for our generation, it’s been amplified due to social media. Most people’s profiles are a carefully curated highlight reel of our best moments, and some use social media to embody their ideal persona. Do either of these make us inauthentic, or are we just putting our best foot forward? For today’s conversation, we sat down with Larry Milstein and Rich Keller to discuss what it means to be authentic and how to be the best version of yourself possible. Read more about our guests below and their amazing work!
Meet Larry Milstein, a Gen Z entrepreneur and creative. Larry is the co-founder of PRZM, a next-gen consultancy and community highlighting Gen-Z perspectives on art, music, tech, & fashion. The PRZM team works to connect influential youth with brands and companies to enhance their outreach and marketing strategies to fit a Gen-Z audience. Larry is also the co-founder of The Millennial Pink Party, an event created to promote inclusion within the generation, as well as raise money for human rights. Apply to join the PRZM collective here and follow PRZM on Instagram!
Meet Rich Keller! With an MBA from the