Navigating Career Transitions

Summary:

Hannah Balliet, the leader of the social media department at Ugly Mug Marketing, shares her journey into marketing and the lessons she has learned along the way. She discusses the importance of networking, reaching out to others for advice, and being a self-starter. Hannah also emphasizes the value of having confidence in yourself and your abilities, as well as the importance of knowing your identity outside of your achievements.

About The Guest:

Hannah Balliet is a passionate and purposeful leader in the social media department at Ugly Mug Marketing. She has grown her department by over 340% in the past four years and has worked with numerous small business owners and entrepreneurs in navigating the ever-changing digital marketing landscape.

About The Host:

Phillip "Phenom" Robinson is a professional speaker, author, and life coach. After countless situations of overcoming mental limitations and facing his fears to reach new levels of success, he sought to help others do the same. Within 5 years of starting his brand, Phenom wrote four books, gave two TEDx talks, started two podcast, became an ESPN+ producer, and released his debut motivational album ‘Reality Check’. He now focuses on creating actionable steps to elevate other’s current situation.

Key Takeaways:

Networking and reaching out to others for advice can be instrumental in career growth.
Being a self-starter and taking the initiative to learn on your own can lead to professional success.
Confidence in yourself and your abilities is crucial for overcoming imposter syndrome.
Knowing your identity outside of your achievements is essential for personal growth and fulfillment.

Quotes:

"People are so much more willing to help and chat than we think." - Hannah Balliet
"The asking is free. The worst they can say is no." - Hannah Balliet
"Having confidence in yourself and your abilities is what allows you to have confidence in any space." - Hannah Balliet

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