193: How to Build a Personal Brand That Translates to Complementary Income Streams with Brimstone

"It's not how many times you fall, it's how many times you pick yourself up." -Brimstone Rebranding Alert! There will be exciting changes in the No Rain No Rainbows Podcast. We hope you are as excited as we are! In the coming weeks, you'll find some changes that may affect you as a listener. What's been added? What's changed? And why is the change needed? Tune in and you'll find out.  But speaking of branding— Did you know that a personal brand can be the most effective way to get your foot in the door of your desired industry? A strong personal brand will allow you to stand out in your professional industry, ensure that your personal message is heard, and maximize the opportunities available to you. However, there is this misconception that you need to have a strong social media presence, wear the "most fashionable" clothing, and be completely outgoing. This is not necessarily true. The main goal with branding is to figure out what YOU want out of your career.  In this episode, Ted interviews Will Kaye a.k.a. Brimstone. Besides being a professional wrestler, Brimstone also holds many titles such as author, podcaster, musician, children's book hero, philanthropist, and many more! What's remarkable is that all of these, although sitting on the opposite side of the spectrum, perfectly complement each other. How does he do that? To build multiple income streams in different industries is achievable, but to have them relating back to each other and boosting each other's potential— is that even possible? This episode will reveal the secrets you want to know about creating a personal brand that translates to multiple complementary revenue streams. Let's dive in!   Connect with Ted:  Website Facebook  Twitter Instagram     LinkedIn YouTube Highlights:  03:08 Meet Brimstone in Different Roles 11:28 Learn to Play the Game 15:21 All Goals are Realistic Goals  21:41 3 Steps to Succeed in Any Trade  27:18 Seek the Next Natural Progression 32:01 It's Not Something, It's SomeONE 37:23 Recap