In this conversation, I sat down with Stephanie Struif for an episode on the Talk with Stephanie podcast!
Check her pod out here:
https://linktr.ee/TalkwithStephanie
We got into authenticity, content creation, and what it means to stay true to yourself while navigating life and building a brand online.
We talked about how it’s possible to show up with encouragement and optimism, even when you’re going through hard things personally. I shared what that looks like for me right now, including some physical setbacks I’m dealing with. We also discussed the layers of self we choose to share online, and why it’s okay—and necessary—to keep most of who you are off camera or mic.
We also dove into the realities of social media, algorithms, the creator economy, and the dangerous obsession with views and virality. I brought in some perspective from my years working with content creators on the marketing and backend side. Whether you’re creating for one person or trying to build a business, I believe you can still win by focusing on your real message, building connection, and not selling out for trends.
We closed out the conversation by talking about the importance of rest, digital boundaries, curation of your feed, and knowing when it’s time to pull back and reconnect with yourself. Whether you’re a creator, coach, or someone just trying to live authentically in a noisy world, I think this conversation will remind you that you don’t have to shout to be heard—you just have to be real.
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