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In this heart-warming Mother's Day episode of Personal Branding Unlocked, we welcome our mums, Bernice and Sharen, to share inspiring stories of how they built personal brands that shaped their careers. The episode also features special appearances by Monica's children, Toby and Tully.
Bernice, the education aficionado, reflects on her fulfilling career in early childhood education, advocating for sustainability, creativity, and innovation in the field. Sharen, the karaoke queen, recounts her 24-year journey in the entertainment industry, having built You're The Star Karaoke from scratch. She shares how she incorporated consistency, creativity, and relationship-building to create a thriving brand.
Both mums offer valuable lessons on how to align your passion with your core values, maintain authenticity, and nurture meaningful relationships. Their practical advice and heartening stories make this episode a must-listen for anyone interested in personal branding and career development.
Listen to this special Mother's Day episode on Personal Branding Unlocked to gain insight into building an authentic and successful personal brand. 
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Summary
In this episode of Personal Branding Unlocked, Monica and Josh introduce Stephanie Jordan, a licensed residential sales consultant with Lisa Macklin Property in New Lambton. Stephanie shares her journey from HR to real estate and how her background in HR shaped her approach to the industry. She emphasizes the importance of saying yes and consistency in building a personal brand. Stephanie also discusses the role of personal branding in her success and how she stays on top of the constantly changing real estate industry. She credits her mentors for helping her build her personal brand and shares her strategies for social media and content creation. Steph discusses the importance of balancing personal and professional life, finding the right office culture, and the value of personal branding in the real estate industry. She shares her experiences on Selling Houses Australia and Stars of Newcastle, highlighting the benefits of community involvement. Steph emphasizes the significance of networking and challenges listeners to attend a networking event.
Keywords
personal branding, real estate, HR, consistency, mentors, social media, content creation, personal branding, real estate industry, work-life balance, office culture, community involvement, networking
Takeaways
Saying yes and consistency are key in building a personal brand.Personal branding is important in the real estate industry, where word of mouth and referrals play a significant role.Staying on top of industry changes and regulations is crucial for success.Mentors can provide guidance and support in building a personal brand.Social media and content creation are effective strategies for building a personal brand. Balancing personal and professional life is crucial, and it's important to set boundaries and prioritize self-care.Finding the right office culture is essential for personal branding and career success. It's important to choose a company that allows you to have a personal brand and supports your growth.Community involvement and giving back can enhance personal branding and create meaningful connections.Networking is a powerful tool for building relationships and expanding professional opportunities. Attending networking events can be uncomfortable but can lead to valuable connections and opportunities.Authenticity is key in personal branding. Being true to yourself and maintaining consistency in your actions and communication helps build trust and connection with others.Links
https://www.instagram.com/stephjordan_lmproperty/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanie-jordan-9283a647/
https://lmproperty.au/
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In this episode of Personal Branding Unlocked, hosts Monica Walmsley and Josh Lawlor welcome Declan Edwards, a happiness researcher and the founder of BU Happiness College. Declan shares his journey from the fitness industry to pioneering happiness education and how he's dedicated his life to understanding and teaching the intricacies of human happiness.
Key Highlights:
Introduction to Declan Edwards: Discover Declan’s background in positive psychology, acceptance and commitment therapy, and mindfulness-based stress reduction, and his mission to enhance individual and organizational happiness.Building a Personal Brand through Authenticity: Declan emphasizes the importance of being genuinely oneself to build a personal brand, sharing his own experiences of living authentically and aligning personal actions with professional identity.Happiness as a Skill: Declan discusses his approach to happiness, debunking common misconceptions and highlighting it as a cultivated skill rather than a by-product of achievements.Journey of BU Happiness College: From Declan's early days in the fitness industry to creating a global movement focused on empowering people to prioritize happiness and wellbeing.The Role of Happiness in Professional Settings: Insights into how Declan’s work with BU Happiness College is transforming organizational cultures by prioritizing happiness as a key performance indicator.Challenges and Reflections: Declan shares personal stories of growth, challenges in practicing what he preaches, and his continuous learning journey in the field of happiness and wellbeing.Future of BU Happiness College: Declan outlines his vision for extending the reach of happiness education to national and international policy-making.Episode Insights:
Experience Declan's engaging storytelling and actionable insights into cultivating happiness in both personal and professional realms.Learn about the dynamics of personal branding within professional services and how individual authenticity plays a crucial role.Get a behind-the-scenes look at the hosts' interactions, sharing personal anecdotes and reflecting on the broader implications of their discussions on personal branding and happiness.Things we said would be in the show-notes:
Happiness Scorecard: https://buhappinesscollege.com/scorecard/DENT key person of influence scorecard: https://scorecard.dent.global/kpi-apacConnect with Declan Edwards:
Website: https://declanjedwards.comDiscover Declan’s holistic approach to happiness and how he’s influencing the field of positive psychology.Join us on Personal Branding Unlocked as we dive into these fascinating topics with Declan Edwards, providing you with the tools and insights to unlock your own personal brand and cultivate a happier, more fulfilling life.
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In this episode of Personal Branding Unlocked, hosts Monica Walmsley and Josh Lawlor welcome Joel Whittle, a visionary entrepreneur in the video production industry. Joel shares his journey of shifting from traditional employment to establishing WIM Media, a company dedicated to helping entrepreneurs express their unique stories through video. 
Key Insights: 
Personal Branding through Video: Joel emphasizes the significance of video in personal branding, highlighting its power to foster genuine connections and effectively communicate brand messages. The Journey to Entrepreneurship: Joel discusses his transition from a conventional career to following his passion for video production, underlining the importance of starting somewhere and being consistent. Video's Impact on Professional Services: In the realm of professional services, Joel notes how video can significantly enhance client engagement and trust, setting businesses apart in a competitive market. Content Creation Tips: Joel offers practical advice for creating engaging video content, including starting simple with smartphone cameras and focusing on authenticity. Emerging Trends in Video Production: The conversation turns to the evolving landscape of video production, with Joel sharing insights on the integration of AI and its role in future content creation. Building Community through Storytelling: The episode concludes with a discussion on the power of storytelling in building a relatable and trustworthy brand, suggesting that sharing personal experiences can create a deeper connection with the audience. This Week's Challenge: 
Create and share personal stories or videos every day for 14 days to build consistency and authenticity in your content. This practice aims to transform content creation into a habit, strengthening your personal branding and audience engagement. 
https://wimmedia.com.au/ 
https://www.linkedin.com/in/joel-whittle-%F0%9F%8E%A5-49212412a/  
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Welcome to another insightful episode of Personal Branding Unlocked, where hosts Josh Lawlor and Monica Walmsley dive deep into the world of legal expertise and personal branding. In today's episode, we are joined by James d’Apice, a seasoned commercial and litigation lawyer renowned for his unique approach to the legal world and the mastermind behind Gravamen. 
  What You’ll Learn: 
  The journey of James d’Apice into the legal profession and the founding of Gravamen. The significance of authenticity in building a personal brand. Insights into the art of balancing rigorous legal practice with approachability. The evolution of Gravamen and its niche in handling co-ownership disputes. Strategies for effective personal branding and marketing in the legal industry. Episode Highlights: 
00:00 - Introduction and casual catch-up with Josh and Monica. 
04:15 - James d’Apice discusses his path into the legal profession and the origins of Gravamen. 
12:30 - The power of authenticity in personal branding and professional success. 
21:05 - James delves into the niche focus of Gravamen and its unique approach to legal disputes. 
33:50 - Marketing strategies and the importance of social media presence in the legal sector. 
47:10 - The future of Gravamen and James's vision for work-life balance. 
Quotable Moments: 
  James on personal branding: "Authenticity is the foundation of any successful personal brand. It's about being yourself in every aspect of your professional presentation." 
Monica on recruitment: "Understanding the industry from both sides provides a unique advantage in legal recruitment and personal branding consultancy." 
Resources Mentioned: 
Gravamen's website: https://gravamen.com.au/ 
Coffee and Case Notes video series by James d’Apice: 
https://www.instagram.com/coffeeandacasenote/ 
 https://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=1466677013 
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Visit our website at www.personalbrandingunlocked.com.au for more episodes and resources to help you build your personal brand. Follow us on our social media channels to stay updated and engage with our community. 
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Warning: This episode discusses topics related to sexual, domestic, and family violence, which may be distressing and triggering for some listeners. Listener discretion is advised.

In this inspiring episode of Personal Branding Unlocked, hosts Josh Lawlor and Monica Walmsley are joined by Giorgia Wilson and Sarah Welfare of We Gotchu Girl. They delve into the impactful world of legal advocacy and personal branding, sharing insights into their journey, the importance of networking, and the mission of their organisation.
Guest Bios:
Giorgia Wilson: A final year law student and passionate advocate for social justice, Giorgia is dedicated to supporting victims of domestic and sexual violence and aims to specialize in family law.Sarah Welfare: Also a final year law student, Sarah is the Chief Operations Officer at WGG and focuses on providing high-quality legal services while fostering respect and empowerment in the legal field.Key Topics Discussed:
The journey of starting We Gotchu Girl and its evolution to WGG Australia.The critical role of personal branding in legal advocacy and how it aids in promoting gender equality.The significance of networking for personal and professional growth, especially for young professionals.Insights into balancing intense work in legal advocacy with personal life and academic commitments.The importance of trauma-informed education and legal reform in addressing sexual and domestic violence.Challenges and Successes:
Giorgia and Sarah discuss their experiences navigating the complexities of their legal careers while actively contributing to social justice.They highlight the success of community events and educational initiatives aimed at raising awareness and supporting victims.Personal Branding Tips:
Authenticity and clear purpose in branding, especially when representing causes like social justice and legal advocacy.The strategic use of networking and social media to amplify the message and reach of their organization.Listener Challenge:
Josh and Monica challenge listeners to actively engage with their communities through volunteering, encouraging them to contribute to meaningful change while building their personal brand.
Conclusion:
This episode showcases the power of combining professional expertise with passionate advocacy. Giorgia and Sarah inspire listeners to use their skills for social good, demonstrating that personal branding extends beyond business and into the realms of social impact and change.
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