Brandma talks empathic branding with Jason Berkowitz, a authoritative voice in hospitality compliance and empathy-driven leadership.

Jason shares his journey from a frontline restaurant role to COO, and the creation of Arrow Up Training, emphasizing the importance of empathy, effective communication, and strong team-building in the hospitality industry.

Jason has big plans for changing the hospitality landscape and it begins with empathy.

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Ghetto Country Brandmother and her guest, Shawn P. Walchef of Cali BBQ Media bring the smoke to this episode. That's because Shawn shifted his focus from bbq to media.

Shawn is all about digital storytelling from the phone in your back pocket. He often says, no one is gonna tell your story, so he's mastering telling his while building a community and personal brand.

The conversation also explores Shawn's personal insights on legacy, entrepreneurship, and the invaluable advice from his grandfather that has guided his journey. And nothing does it better than an orange tree near the smokehouse.

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Sales don't always come easy for service-based businesses, so who better to help up your game than entrepreneur and sales expert Mandi Graziano.

Mandi shares insights on overcoming obstacles, successful selling via thorough product knowledge and customer perspectives, and time management in managing client prospects. She also discusses the effectiveness of cold calling across industries and provides advices to entrepreneurs.

Mandi is the author of Sales Tales, co-host of the Adventures In Business podcast, and does trainings all across the country.

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Ghetto Country Brandmother® and the Brandmaster himself, Stephen Houraghan of Brand Master Academy, shoot the shit about brand strategy and doing it yourself. They also discuss his latest creation Brand Buildr AI.

Join in Brandma's conversation with the inspiring Coach Kym, a UK-based business consultant thriving in the industry.

Kym shares her journey, emphasizing the significance of creating unique value for clients and her own juggling act between personal and work life. She reveals industry secrets and discusses her novel approach to coaching, focusing on solving real-time problems, and enabling clients to be independent.

Kym also talks about her upcoming membership-based service, The Coach Kym Club. Throughout the conversation Brandma and Kym advocate for an integrative approach towards maintaining authenticity, well-being, and success in business.

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It's a Brandma & Brandbaby episode with the brattiest brandbaby ever, Steve Griggs of Steve Griggs Design. He is an industry veteran in the landscape design and architecture industry. As long as he's been in business, he deserves to get his way some times.

After being in business for almost 40 years, Steve is getting out of his comfort zone with branding. He does design, he speaks construction, but he has a hard time telling his story.

What starts as an engaging conversation turns into a mini-coaching. Watch and learn.

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In this chatty episode, Brandma, joined by brand strategist and accountability magpie Linda, run there mouths about branding of the food industry, with a focus on independent restaurants.

Brandma and Linda discuss how concepts often overpower brands and get into issues like holiday marketing strategies, emotional hooks, service manipulations, and workplace culture.

Brandma and Linda advocate consistent branding and better treatment of staff for successful independent restaurant. They also address how entrepreneurs can align personal and business brands for future growth.

The conversation is not only informative but also filled with insightful advice and humorous anecdotes.

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In this episode, Brandma invites Eric Moore, a leadership coach and communication consultant, to Brandma's House. He is the go to for quiet leaders who don't speak up enough.

Key topics include giving quiet leaders a voice, understanding empathy in leadership, the importance of starting communication without judgment and the significance of being clear in communication of value amongst others.

Throughout, Brandma emphasizes the importance of stepping up, taking action, and speaking up regardless of the situation.

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In this thought-provoking episode, Brandma taps into the world of business policies with the Ethical Strategist, Cas Johnson. Cas shares her experiences in the realm of business operations, and why having properly structured policies is critical for any business, no matter its size.

From brand leadership and personal branding to the importance of setting boundaries, they discuss the consequential issues that can arise without clear guidelines. They also touch on the interesting intersection of personal branding and policy formation.

This insightful conversation offers listeners business-oriented wisdom and guidance that can pave the way to a more organized and ethical business process.

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Brandma invites her husband, Neil Strawder, on the show for an in-depth discussion about their personal and business journeys.

They flashback to their lives in the food industry, the challenges of letting go of their past personal brands, and Neil's transition into voice acting, specifically in the hospitality industry.

They also explore the complexities and dynamics of working together as a married couple, the fine line between personal life and personal brand, and navigate the obstacles.

Neil, now known as the 'Hospitable Vox', gives his perspectives on the restaurant business, pricing strategies, and shares news of his book 'Spiced: The Variety of Life'. It's a whole ass mess and they're here for it.

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