Andrea Vahl, also known as Grandma Mary, is not only a hoot, but also a true-blue Facebook thought leader. She co-authored Facebook Marketing for Dummies, speaks every year at Social Media Marketing World, and now she and I are gabbing about branding strategies in London. (And it’s just as good as you’d think.)

Had you asked me even a year ago what I thought about tattoos, I would have given a really snobby, judgemental response you’d hear from your grandmother, like, “what is your tattoo going to look like when you’re 70?” But now, thanks to the inspiration from a few of my clients who’ve tattooed their logos onto their bodies for life, I’m not a part of the club. I explain why I did it.

Creativity is a beautiful thing. I get excited when people find interesting ways to monetize their creativity, and that’s today’s topic. Jay Mantri and Mike Dewey are very talented creatives who share their creative works of art for free online. But there’s method to their madness, and it’s a really brilliant strategy for building your brand. Get ready to be inspired.

It is entirely possible to work remotely. And I don’t mean from home on your couch. I use conferences as an excuse to travel the world, and I’ve been doing this long enough that I’ve gathered some insider’s tricks to working while traveling. Embrace the adventure while still rocking your business. From cheap flights to what to pack—these are my essential travel tips for entrepreneurs.

Sarah Zapp is a master at something most of us absolutely dread: networking. A magical connector who introduces me to fantastic people on a daily basis, Sarah thinks it's time for networking to evolve into relationship building. From Sarah’s comical anecdotes of celebrity run-ins with Steven Tyler, Harry Styles, and Patrick Schwarzenegger, you’ll feel motivated to build quality relationships from the moment this episode begins.

For entrepreneurs, it doubles as a time for planning for the new year. We get equally stressed out and excited about everything that we are brewing up to launch in 2016. Your identity as a brand evolves each year, and your online presence needs to reflect that. In addition to evaluating your brand, I encourage you to look back at your year and choose a moment that really represents where you’re at, and where you are going.

I’m totally inspired by Emmy-nominated travel TV host Rachel Rudwall, who lives her brand, stays true to her values and uses social media as a powerful conduit to inspire others. Rachel discusses how it all began, sharing her industry experience and optimism, which are a big part of her success and growth. She shares her wildest adventures and we round off the episode with travel rapid-fire.

The hardest part of dealing with countless emails is figuring out how to answer everyone in a timely fashion. The most successful people I know always respond so quickly! How do they do it? Inspired by the book Getting Things Done, my partner Lauren Moore uses an incredibly useful system to organize her emails, and now mine (and yours, too).

Have doubts about Periscope? Let’s dispel them today. Scoping superstar Jay Howard discusses what this new social media platform has done for his budding TV career, including booking a Hollywood agent. He shares some actionable tips on what to do (and what not to do) on Periscope, including topics, calls to action and strategies for improving engagement and getting to your first 1,000 followers.

Prioritize your social media platforms. Instead of spreading yourself thin over many platforms, focus on being really good at three. Give your followers regular quality content. Give each priority platform a purpose. There are only so many hours in the day, and if it’s your responsibility to manage your social media platforms, you need to be realistic about where your time goes.