Being Respectfully Fucking Rebellious
Phyllis Williams-Strawder
Start branding before you start selling
Discover the essence of authentic personal branding with Phyllis Williams-Strawder, the Ghetto Country Grandmother, on The RebelRebel Podcast. She challenges conventional 'code-switching,' advocates for starting branding before selling, and emphasizes the importance of maintaining personal boundaries in public platforms. A must-listen for entrepreneurs and rebels in branding.
EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
- Phyllis Williams-Strawder's stance against 'code-switching' and advocating for consistent authenticity.
- The strategy of beginning branding before selling to create organic growth.
- Caution against turning personal life into public content, emphasizing boundaries.
- The concept of 'getting lost' as a learning experience.
- Future plans of launching a hat line?
- The critique of the overused term 'authenticity' in branding.
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About the Author: Michael Dargie
Michael Dargie is a creative strategist, entrepreneur, and the voice behind the RebelRebel Podcast. He founded Make More Creative, a creative agency helping brands stand out in a noisy world, and authored BrandJitsu™: Move Your Brand From 'Meh' To Memorable. A motorcycle rider, scuba diver, octopus whisperer, artist, writer, director, and adventurer — Michael brings a deep curiosity and genuine warmth to every conversation. He believes the best stories come from people who dare to do things differently, and he has spent nine seasons proving it.