Finding Your "Page 86" & Safely Sharing Your Brand Story with Larissa Riley

Have you ever tried to write your brand story and ended up staring at a blank page? Or maybe you know your story, but the thought of sharing it online puts your nervous system straight into fight or flight?This week on The Sustainable Creator podcast, we are so excited to welcome Larissa Riley, a messaging strategist and brand story architect! Larissa shares why storytelling is so essential for your business and explains why massive corporate brands actually struggle to do it authentically. She also breaks down her incredible cinematic storytelling framework and teaches us how to find our "Page 86", the pivotal, rock-bottom moment that connects us deeply with our ideal clients.If you've been wanting to show up more authentically but aren't sure how to do it without oversharing, this episode is exactly what you need.In this episode, we cover:The critical difference between messaging (what you say) and copy (how you say it)Why your lived experience is your biggest advantage over corporate brands.How to uncover your "Page 86" moment and connect it to the people you serve today.Strategies to safely share your story without triggering a vulnerability hangover, like testing stories with "loose connections" and choosing the right platforms.A simple, three-step journaling framework to help you map out the cinematic elements of your life.Connect with Larissa:Follow her on Instagram: @sunscribe.creativeVisit her website: thesunscribe.comConnect with Jo & Lyndon:Ready to get off the income roller coaster? Join us inside The Breakroom, our membership community for female creative service providers who want to build sustainable businesses that support their dream lives.Looking for customized support? Learn more about our 1:1 Coaching to dig deep into your unique business model, messaging, and offers.If you enjoyed this conversation, please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, it means the absolute world to us! We drop new episodes every Tuesday.