In this episode, Sun Yi, founder of Night Owl Nation, shares his insights on personal branding, storytelling, and content creation. From copying others to finding your own style to the importance of persistence and patience, Sun discusses the realities of growing your presence online and attracting your ideal audience. He also dives into the future of personal branding and its impact on purchasing decisions.Timestamps:00:00  From Web Design to Storytelling Wizard 01:53   Building Night Owl Nation: The Power of Personal Branding 03:30  Storytelling: The Secret Weapon for Business and You 06:50  Building Trust & Influence: The Personal Branding Advantage 09:05  The Future of You: Why Everyone's a Public Figure 16:01    Finding Your Voice & Navigating the Content Creation World 29:28  Marketing vs. Art: Storytelling's Two Faces 32:07  The Copywriting Code: Engaging Your Audience 37:29  Consistency Challenge: Beating the Social Media Blues 39:52  Curating Content: You vs. Your Audience 49:39  Finding Your Why: Content Creation Beyond the Likes 53:31   Redefining Success: From Chasing to Owning It 55:24  Focus on What Matters: Closing Thoughts

In this episode, we dive into the inspiring journey of Shubham Dhawan, the founder of Coloristi, a design studio in India. From viral tweets to scaling agencies, Shubham shares his experiences with entrepreneurship, the importance of delegation, and the power of community support. 

In this episode, Monica Lim chats with Calvin, a former investment banker who transformed his life through surfing, writing, and a quest for deeper fulfillment. Discover how Calvin redefined success and found harmony in a more simple but fulfilling routine. 

In this episode, Monica chats with Jesse Anderson, a multifaceted creator, speaker, author, and an inspiring advocate for ADHD. They delve into Jesse's journey, exploring his challenges, strategies, and insights related to living and thriving with ADHD.

A candid conversation with Angela, a psychotherapist based in the Seattle area. Angela shares her insights on the understanding that being a human being is messy, volatile, and not always pretty. We explore the importance of accepting our humanity and staying curious to our emotions. Throughout the episode, Angela emphasizes the journey to knowing ourselves and the significance of tuning in to our bodies and trusting our true selves. We discuss scripts and societal pressures that often make individuals feel like they need to be more than human. Enjoy~

 In this episode, we delve into the life of Chany Park, a Seoul-based data analyst whose sociology background enriches her approach to data. An avid reader, she actively engages in book clubs (reaches out to authors, hosts her own clubs) and actively contributes in communities and mentorship programs. Balancing her role as a working mom, Chany shares her perfectionism tendencies, her philosophy on parenting and work, demonstrating how her diverse experiences blend into a cohesive narrative of personal and professional growth. 

In this episode we are joined by Danny Miranda to discuss life's meanings, human connections, upbringings, and their influence on careers, self-doubt, and the relentless pursuit of further personal growth. Notably, Danny shares his mantra of spreading kindness, and optimism, and believes in showing the light in situations which are the theme of his new podcast. He also talks about his online course, 'Art of Interviewing,' its organic creation process, and the people who inspired him along the way.

Marie Poulin shares how she managers her capacity throughout the week. How has her teaching style evolved after taking revolutionary presentation course Ultraspeaking. We talk about notion, ADHD, relationships, team dynamics, and much more. 

In this episode, I deep dive into my journey of working with virtual assistants over the past three years, especially from the Philippines, and share the valuable lessons learned about delegation.Listen till the end to learn about where to find a sample test project brief on notion.

Amidst today’s content chaos, business and tech media company, Morning Brew seems to have things figured out. For this episode of the podcast, I chat with one of their social media producers, Macy Gilliam. We talk about various tips on how to continuously produce interesting content for social media, the benefits of being a jack-of-all-trades, the skill of comedy, and Tiktok’s immense growth opportunities. Tune in for a fun conversation on All-Things-Content.