Do you have a nagging feeling that there’s more out there, but you don’t know where to begin? Are you trying to make your job fill all of the needs in your life that it wasn’t designed or has the capacity to honor and create space for?

In this episode thought leadership brand strategist Amanda Miller Littlejohn asks the 5 questions you need to consider TODAY to provide clarity around how to best manage all of your unique gifts and talents. Do you need a new job, or do you just need to get a hobby? Amanda takes the pressure off as she explains why every gift does not need to be monetized. Every idea or pursuit does not need to become a business while still adding great value to your life.

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About Amanda:

Website: https://amandamillerlittlejohn.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amillerlittlejohn/
Package Your Genius: https://www.amazon.com/Package-Your-Genius-Powerful-Personal/dp/198561278X

Over the course of my career I have offered my gifts as a journalist, strategist, publicist, executive coach, storyteller for thought leaders, and personal brand visibility coach to high achievers. I articulate the ideas of the brilliant; I amplify the missions of the brave. I craft messaging for equity-minded, revolutionary thinkers. But above all else, I stand in the gap - writing and crafting and telling the stories on behalf of people who can’t find the words. And I’ve been doing it my whole life.

For the past decade, I’ve held space for some of the most brilliant minds on the planet - helping them push past imposter syndrome, extract thought leadership content, erect personal brand platforms, make their ideas visible, land book deals, secure invaluable media coverage, and rightfully take up the space their ideas deserve.

High achievers think of me as their truth mirror and brand compass. Through training, coaching, and speaking I empower people to stop shrinking, uncover their authentic path, and tell their stories so they can get paid handsomely to share the genius gift that lights them up the most.
I believe the work I do ultimately serves to increase equity, combat erasure, and open closed minds, making the world a more tolerable place.