# Rebeca Arbona
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180: You Say You Want to be a Thought Leader: What That Really Means & How to Find Your Voice with Carol Cox and Diane Diaz [Finding Your Voice Series]
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Have you struggled to figure out what to say, whether it's on a social media post or in a presentation?
Have you stopped yourself from sharing something because you weren't sure what the reaction would be?
Do you feel like there's something deeper, more meaningful, more impactful you want to say,…
181: Find Your Story, Find Your Voice with Dr. Jerrica Dodd [Finding Your Voice Series]
We’ve been talking for the past couple of podcast episodes about finding your voice and both the challenges and opportunities around that.
My guest today is Dr. Jerrica Dodd, a pharmacist who now coaches other women pharmacists transitioning into starting their own businesses.
Jerrica is an incre…
185: My Journey as a Thought Leader and How We’re Evolving at Speaking Your Brand with Carol Cox [Thought Leadership Series]
This episode didn’t go quite as planned.
In last week’s episode, we looked at why some speakers become thought leaders - the elements they have in common.
I’ve gotten great feedback on that episode, so go back and listen to it if you haven’t already.
I decided to do this series on thought leader…
184: Why Some Speakers Become Thought Leaders with Carol Cox [Thought Leadership Series]
What do you think when you hear the term “thought leader?”
Do you think you can be one? (Hint: you can!)
I define a thought leader as someone who has an interesting idea that challenges the status quo, challenges our assumptions, maybe even breaks the rules, especially one that hasn’t been talked…
Rebeca Arbona, How to Strategically Name and Create a Distinctive Brand - InnovaBuzz 338
In this episode, I’m really excited to have as my guest, Rebeca Arbona of BrandTrue, a firm dedicated to brand strategy with a focus on new brand creation and naming.
Rebeca lives to help brands communicate the truths at their core so they can leap from tall buildings and crush their villains. She’…
Ruth Rodriguez And Rebeca Arbona
Ruth Rodriguez came to the U.S. from Puerto Rico as a child in the late 1940's.
How to Find Your True Voice as a Thought Leader
Brand Strategist Rebeca Arbona lives to help brands communicate the truths at their core so they can leap from tall buildings and crush their villains. She’s always been a word geek and, as a kid, read the dictionary for fun. So when Rebeca received naming training and realized that she could actua…
293: The True Value of Your Personal Brand with Monique Bryan
We’re continuing our podcast theme for this quarter on “Wealth” with this episode on the true value of your personal brand.
You’ve most likely heard about the importance of understanding your personal brand and how you’re perceived by others.
Your personal brand stays with you no matter if you ch…
Dadirri
In this episode, Rebeca Arbona discusses the power in a name, and dadirri, the Ngangikurungkurr word for deep listening that comes as a result of patient, silent waiting, is explored by Jonas Altman, Betti Rooted Lionheart, Eric Christiansen, and Miriam Bekkouche.
What AI Couldn't Do: Finding the Perfect Name for My Book with Brand Strategist Rebeca Arbona
How do you name a book, a framework, or even a business in a way that captures the essence of what you do?
After struggling with the title of my book for years, I turned to brand strategist and naming expert Rebeca Arbona for help. What happened next surprised me: in less than an hour, she found th…
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