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Jul 25, 2016 1 hr 3 min

36: My Interview with Chalene Johnson

from Your Virtual Upline Podcast

In this episode I share with you an interview I did with New York Times best selling author and branding and online business expert Chalene Johnson. Chalene asked me to share my story and some training on how I've build my online business for her "Build Your Tribe" and "Chalene Show" podcasts. My interview was featured on both of her podcasts, I thought I would share with you all here incase you missed it. This was an amazing opportunity for me, in that Chalene's podcasts have over 10 million total downloads. Here Facebook Fan Page has almost 1 million likes, so needless to say it was a pretty big deal that she asked to interview me. In the interview I share 5 tips to help you start to build your personal brand and how you can become an authority online. I give you my top strategies if you are in network marketing and looking to leverage the power of social media to grow your business. The highlight of the interview however, is when Chalene gets me to beat box and rap with her on live video. Only Chalene could actually get me to do that! Hope you enjoy the interview as much as I did. For more information on how you can become an authority online and build and grow your own personal brand check out the details of a 3 day live training event I have coming up in just a few weeks! www.BreakthroughAcademyLive.com

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