She Just Got Real: Real Talk About Life, Entrepreneurship, Faith, Relationships, Health & More‪!‬ Tessah Luebke

In this episode of She Just Got Real Podcast, host Tessah Luebke talks about how sharing stories can make a big difference on social media. She explains how being real and honest in your content helps you connect with people.

Tessah shares three easy ways to use storytelling on social media. First, she says to share your journey honestly. Whether you're just starting out or already successful, being real about where you came from helps people relate to you.

Next, Tessah suggests talking about a problem you've faced and how you've solved it. This helps show what your brand is about and how you can help others.

Finally, Tessah talks about using fun trends and content to tell your story. She gives a shoutout to Abigail Peugh, who's great at using popular stuff to share her message.

Join Tessah as she shows you how to tell your story online and connect with your followers in a real way. Get ready for some simple tips, inspiring stories, and ways to make your social media more awesome with storytelling.



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Welcome to the She Just Got Real Podcast with your host Tessah! In this episode, we're diving deep into the red flags of friendship. Because let's face it, having the right kind of friends in your life is crucial. You don't need more friends; you need the right people by your side.

Join Tessah as she breaks down the warning signs to watch out for in your friend relationships. From one-sided friendships to constant negativity, Tessah shares her insights on what it means to have healthy, supportive friendships.

Ever felt like someone only reaches out when they want something from you? Or maybe you're in a friendship where it feels like you're doing all the giving and receiving nothing in return? These are just a couple of the red flags Tessah discusses.

Plus, she'll touch on the importance of setting boundaries and how to handle situations where your boundaries aren't respected.

And inspired by Lysa TerKeurst's book "Uninvited," Tessah opens up about the pain of being intentionally left out by so-called friends and why sometimes, it's a sign that they just aren't your friends at all.

So if you've ever wondered if your friendships are serving you or draining you, tune in to this episode of She Just Got Real. Because it's time to surround yourself with the right people who lift you up and support you on your journey.



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In this episode of She Just Got Real, Tessah dives into the world of social media and how to play the long game. She shares the story of Sierra, who took almost a year to confidently transition her social media presence. Tessah emphasizes the importance of consistency and adaptability in your strategy, even if it means losing some followers who aren't your ideal audience.

Tessah offers practical advice for navigating the social media journey. First, she emphasizes knowing your "why" behind growing your social media community. Whether it's for business, personal branding, or just for fun, having a clear goal is essential. Next, she stresses the importance of understanding your audience—who they are and what problems you can solve for them. Then, she encourages taking daily actions that align with your long-term goals, whether it's investing in expertise or creating quality content.

Finally, Tessah highlights the importance of breadcrumbing your offers and gradually preparing your audience for any changes in direction. By giving them time to adjust, you can maintain trust and loyalty. Tune in for practical tips on playing the long game of social media and building a meaningful online presence.



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Join host Tessah on "She Just Got Social" as she delves into the powerful journey of overcoming people-pleasing tendencies and discovering self-worth in faith. In this episode, Tessah shares insights and strategies on how to break free from the cycle of constantly trying to please others, combat feelings of disappointment, and recognize that our true worth is rooted in our relationship with Jesus. Through candid discussions and practical tips, Tessah empowers listeners to embrace their uniqueness and find fulfillment beyond external validation. Tune in to "She Just Got Social" for inspiration and encouragement to live authentically and confidently in Christ.
 
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Join Tessah and Katie on the She Just Got Real Podcast as they discuss how to create a community lead social media in 2024. In this episode, they talk about how being authentic and showing your personality can make a big difference in your success.
Explore the importance of being real and relatable in what you share online, as Tessah and Katie share stories and practical tips on how embracing who you are can make your content stand out. From building trust to making genuine connections, discover why being genuine is key in today's crowded online world.
Whether you're a content creator, marketer, or just someone who wants to make an impact online, this episode offers easy-to-understand insights and simple advice to help you break free from the pressure to fit in and start showing the world the real you. They also discuss what they see is working on Social Media and what's not working so much for small business owners and brands. 
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As we dive into the new year, Tessah is all about embracing positivity, growth, and meaningful connections in 2024. Join her in this episode as she shares her personal focus for the year ahead, and trust us, it’s all about making big waves in the best possible way.