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What if the answer you've been searching for isn't out there at all?
In this episode of Marketing, Magic and the Messy Middle: Wickedly Branded®, Beverly Cornell sits down with Audrey Seymour, Master Certified Coach, founder of Clear Change Group, and co-author of the upcoming book True Purpose: Unleash the Power of the Person You're Meant to Be.
With a background in mathematics, software engineering, and leadership, Audrey shares the unexpected journey that led her from high-pressure tech environments to helping leaders reconnect with their purpose, inner wisdom, and authentic direction.
Together, Beverly and Audrey explore why so many high-achieving women become disconnected from themselves, how people-pleasing and perfectionism quietly fuel burnout, and why visibility starts long before you ever post on social media.
This conversation is a powerful reminder that your most meaningful work happens when you stop building from the outside in and start leading from the inside out.
Key Marketing Topics
1. Authentic Visibility Starts with Inner Alignment
Many entrepreneurs struggle with visibility because they are trying to market a version of themselves that doesn't fully reflect who they are. When your message is rooted in purpose and personal truth, marketing becomes more natural, magnetic, and sustainable.
2. Your Brand Is an Expression of Who You Are
Audrey shares how discovering her purpose transformed her brand messaging, positioning, and client attraction. The strongest brands are built when identity, purpose, and marketing work together.
3. Burnout Is Often a Branding Problem
Many business owners build businesses around expectations rather than alignment. When your work, message, and values are disconnected, marketing feels heavier and growth becomes harder to sustain.
Read Our Blog!
Follow Audrey
Website: ClearChangeGroup.com
Dare to be Wickedly Branded
Support the show
PS. If you want your marketing to feel a little more magical:
• Get our weekly newsletter
WickedlyBranded.com/Newsletter
• Read Marketing For Entrepreneurs - Revised Edition
• Invite Beverly Cornell as a guest speaker
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By Beverly CornellSend us Fan Mail
What if the answer you've been searching for isn't out there at all?
In this episode of Marketing, Magic and the Messy Middle: Wickedly Branded®, Beverly Cornell sits down with Audrey Seymour, Master Certified Coach, founder of Clear Change Group, and co-author of the upcoming book True Purpose: Unleash the Power of the Person You're Meant to Be.
With a background in mathematics, software engineering, and leadership, Audrey shares the unexpected journey that led her from high-pressure tech environments to helping leaders reconnect with their purpose, inner wisdom, and authentic direction.
Together, Beverly and Audrey explore why so many high-achieving women become disconnected from themselves, how people-pleasing and perfectionism quietly fuel burnout, and why visibility starts long before you ever post on social media.
This conversation is a powerful reminder that your most meaningful work happens when you stop building from the outside in and start leading from the inside out.
Key Marketing Topics
1. Authentic Visibility Starts with Inner Alignment
Many entrepreneurs struggle with visibility because they are trying to market a version of themselves that doesn't fully reflect who they are. When your message is rooted in purpose and personal truth, marketing becomes more natural, magnetic, and sustainable.
2. Your Brand Is an Expression of Who You Are
Audrey shares how discovering her purpose transformed her brand messaging, positioning, and client attraction. The strongest brands are built when identity, purpose, and marketing work together.
3. Burnout Is Often a Branding Problem
Many business owners build businesses around expectations rather than alignment. When your work, message, and values are disconnected, marketing feels heavier and growth becomes harder to sustain.
Read Our Blog!
Follow Audrey
Website: ClearChangeGroup.com
Dare to be Wickedly Branded
Support the show
PS. If you want your marketing to feel a little more magical:
• Get our weekly newsletter
WickedlyBranded.com/Newsletter
• Read Marketing For Entrepreneurs - Revised Edition
• Invite Beverly Cornell as a guest speaker