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    Get Real About What It Is You Fear w/ Amy Landino

    enDecember 22, 2019

    Podcast Summary

    • Embrace decision-making for content creation successTo create content at scale, make bold decisions and learn from mistakes to resonate with audiences in the new decade

      Creating content at scale, as encouraged by Gary Vaynerchuk through the #GaryVeeChallenge, requires bold decision-making and a willingness to learn from mistakes. Amy Landino, a successful content creator herself, emphasized this point, sharing her experience of self-publishing her books and starting her YouTube channel, Amy TV. With so many content options available, the ability to make a decision and move forward is crucial for success. Whether it's self-publishing or traditional publishing, creating content, or any endeavor, the key is to make a decision and learn from the experience. The new decade presents an opportunity to embrace this mindset and create content that resonates with audiences.

    • Learning from Influential Figures Through ContentConsuming content from influential figures can be as effective as direct interactions for personal growth. Overcome guilt feelings to focus on progress.

      Mentorship and learning from others don't require constant direct interaction or friendship. Consuming content from influential figures, such as books, videos, and podcasts, can be just as effective as direct conversations. Additionally, it's essential to recognize and overcome feelings of guilt when pursuing personal growth or making intentional choices. These feelings can come from external sources or internal self-doubt, but detaching from them and focusing on the real problem can lead to progress. Ultimately, having the ability to observe and understand emotions while maintaining a level of detachment is crucial for personal growth and success.

    • Maintaining personal autonomy and understanding others' feelingsIt's essential to respect others' feelings, but also maintain personal autonomy. Avoid blame mentality and embrace authenticity while being mindful of impact on others.

      While it's important to understand and respect others' feelings, it's equally crucial to maintain personal autonomy and not let others impose their emotions on us. Our upbringing and past experiences can influence our reactions to criticism, and it's essential to avoid using a blame mentality when dealing with conflict. As a content creator, having passion and authenticity is crucial, even if it means attracting a specific audience. The extremes we exhibit in our communication styles can be judged differently, and it's essential to embrace who we are while being mindful of how our words and actions impact others. Ultimately, finding the balance between accountability, understanding, and authenticity is key to navigating the complexities of life and business.

    • Mind your words and actions when interacting with othersBe mindful of your words and actions to avoid misunderstandings and to inspire and empower others through your experiences

      It's important to consider the context and intent behind our words, especially when interacting with others, especially during crucial moments. The speaker shared an experience where she was helping a young person make a decision, and her affirmation was perceived as condescending. However, her intention was to empower the individual, not to elevate her own ego. It's crucial to remember that people may take things out of context, and it's essential to communicate clearly and compassionately. Additionally, the speaker mentioned her entrepreneurial background and shared a success story about a business she was involved in, Razi, which was sold for a significant amount. She emphasized that she rarely talks about her accomplishments but wanted to share her experiences to inspire others. The conversation also touched on the power of social media and how it can be used to build a personal brand and connect with others. The speaker encouraged Ethan, a young entrepreneur, to continue pursuing his business and shared some insights based on her experiences. Overall, the key takeaway is to be mindful of our words and actions, especially when interacting with others, and to use our experiences to inspire and empower others.

    • Authenticity and consistency are key to building a personal brandBe true to yourself and engage authentically with your community to build a personal brand, even if you start with few followers

      Building a personal brand requires authenticity and consistency. The speaker in this conversation, who built his personal brand indirectly from his business, emphasized the importance of putting personal content on a personal Instagram page and being true to oneself. He acknowledged that figuring out what to post can be a challenge, but urged against bullshitting or pretending to be something one is not. He suggested engaging with one's community authentically as a tactic to build a following and establish a personal brand. Additionally, he mentioned that the lack of followers at the beginning can be a hurdle, but with authenticity and consistency, it can be overcome.

    • Understanding why you want to build a personal brandAuthentically connect with your audience, share knowledge, and be true to yourself to build a genuine and authentic personal brand.

      Building a personal brand and creating content go hand in hand, but it's essential to understand why you want to build a personal brand in the first place. Knowing your audience and connecting with them authentically is crucial. Sharing knowledge and expertise can be valuable, but it's essential not to let fear of competition or negative perception hold you back. Ultimately, being true to yourself and your brand is the key to avoiding being perceived as a huckster. It's essential to remember that your personal brand is a reflection of you, and focusing on building a genuine and authentic connection with your audience will set you apart from those who are only concerned with numbers and metrics.

    • Embrace personal branding as a tool for business growthFocus on strengths, communicate effectively, reflect on motivations, and use old content for inspiration to build a personal brand and leverage it for business success.

      Building a personal brand and creating content are essential for entrepreneurs, regardless of the size of their business or their perceived ego. Gary Vaynerchuk emphasized that everyone's opinions, including his own, are subjective, and the truth ultimately prevails. He encouraged Ethan to focus on his strengths as an entrepreneur and find ways to communicate effectively, even if it requires patience and persistence. Gary shared his own experience of managing a large business while creating content and engaging with the community, emphasizing that it's doable for anyone. He advised Ethan to reflect on his own motivations and identify areas for improvement, such as patience or a fear of judgment. Ultimately, Gary encouraged Ethan to embrace the value of personal branding and use it as a tool for leverage in his business. He suggested that Ethan revisit his old tweets for inspiration and seek out resources for implementing effective text marketing strategies for small businesses.

    • Exploring Text Marketing Costs and AlternativesConsider exporting POS data for texting customers instead of using expensive services and implementing a loyalty system to save costs.

      Text marketing can be an effective way to engage customers and bring in business, but the cost can be a significant factor. In the discussion, Ethan shared his experience of using text marketing for his business, which has been successful in bringing in customers and making them happy. However, he was unsure if the cost of $500 per text was worth it for him. Eric suggested that Ethan might be working with an expensive service provider and advised him to export his POS data and text his customers instead. He also recommended using a loyalty system for texting. Gary Vaynerchuk, who was also on the call, shared his thoughts on celebrating achievements and setting goals for the new year. Both Ethan and Gary emphasized the importance of staying engaged and focused on growth, even during busy times.

    • Making habits a regular part of lifeRecognize time for priorities, celebrate small moments, prioritize self-awareness, and find meaning in everyday experiences.

      Developing and sticking with habits is about making them a regular part of your life, rather than just labeling them as such. Gary Vaynerchuk emphasizes the importance of recognizing that we have the time to do the things we want if we prioritize them enough. He also shares his perspective on celebrating both the small and big moments in life, and how he has found a deep sense of spirituality within himself, without relying on external sources like religion. He believes that his extreme empathy may have led him to develop a reverse behavior of detachment as a coping mechanism. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of self-awareness, prioritization, and finding meaning in everyday experiences.

    • Understanding Emotional Tendencies and Their Impact on GoalsRecognizing our emotional tendencies and past experiences can help us stay focused on our goals and find balance, rather than becoming overly fixated or distracted.

      Our ability to connect with others and manage our emotions can shape our behavior and goals in significant ways. Some people, like Gary and Amy, may have extreme tendencies towards empathy and independence, and these tendencies can evolve from past experiences. For Gary, a history of intense emotional reactions led him to develop a detached attitude, while for Amy, her emotional sensitivity drove her to set and reevaluate goals frequently. However, both recognize the importance of staying focused on their "why" and not getting distracted by external influences. Ultimately, the key is to find a balance and embrace the journey, rather than becoming overly fixated on specific goals or resolutions.

    • Focus on creating content and reaching out to opportunitiesStay persistent, create content daily, build a network, and consistently reach out to opportunities for growth

      Dwelling on past mistakes or circumstances outside of your control won't help you move forward. Instead, focus on creating content, gaining experience, and persistently reaching out to opportunities. Gary Vaynerchuk emphasized that there's no time machine, and the best way to make progress is by taking action on a daily basis. Additionally, having a strong network and being consistent in your efforts can lead to valuable opportunities. Amy Pressman, a successful speaker, advised that when she wanted to take her speaking career seriously, she paid to attend events, spoke at every opportunity, and even emailed tech conferences to ask for speaking engagements. Ultimately, the key to success lies in staying persistent and continuing to produce content, even when faced with setbacks or rejections.

    • Stay dedicated and refine your skillsConsistently work on improving your craft and persistently put yourself out there to increase chances of discovery and success

      Consistency and persistence in honing your craft and putting yourself out there, even in a saturated market, can lead to discovery and success. Gary Vaynerchuk emphasizes the importance of staying true to your unique abilities and putting in the necessary work, such as emailing conference organizers and seeking out opportunities, to advance your career. He shares his own experiences of persevering and eventually gaining recognition, despite initial setbacks and the competition. So, keep refining your skills, stay dedicated, and don't be discouraged by the saturation in your field – someone will eventually discover you.

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