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In this episode of Brilliantly Wrong, I sit down with Alyssa Olerud, Founder and CEO of Fearlyss Media, to talk about how service-based entrepreneurs and leaders can build powerful personal brands without overcomplicating social media.
Alyssa shares how she left her corporate career to start her own business, why she believes in “feeling the fear and doing it anyway,” and how she created her signature F.L.O.W. Framework (Foundation, Lifestyle, Offer, Wisdom) to help clients find their voice, tell their story, and attract business through authentic content.
Along with host, Alex Stonehouse, they discuss:
- What it takes to start a business without a safety net
- Why mindset matters more than a marketing plan
- The role of storytelling in turning social media into revenue
- How to balance authenticity with professionalism online
- The origin of the FLOW Framework, and how to implement it to improve your personal brand and presence online
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