How To Build A Profitable Name | Lauren Tickner

In this episode of Millionaire Mindcast Podcast, we have a great guest, Lauren Tickner a girl to go when it comes to branding. Lauren will share how she designs her own rich & fulfilling life where social media is her change the game, how you can stay ahead of some of the things that will allow you to leverage & unlock more income, more influence, and more impact for your personal brand. Get ready as we dive in on today’s episode! Lauren Tickner is a 22-year-old entrepreneur, a leading business mentor for personal brands, and influencer who's driven by helping people build a profitable name. Lauren helps coaches, creators, and influencers build a profitable brand, online business, and monetize their personal brand. Her authenticity and has always led with value. She owns a NASDAQ Top 10 Podcast ‘Impact School: An Entrepreneurship & Personal Branding Podcast’, helping people to empower and make an impact in your own life and in the world. If you are looking to build your personal brand and turn it an online business, Lauren is the right person to go to. Lauren is the Founder and CEO of the Impact School is the first online school focused on teaching you how to make a real and lasting impact on personal branding. It has two programs: Impact Your Niche and Impact Through Influence. Impact Your Niche teaches you how to find your niche, and Impact Through Influence is a more advanced program which builds upon that, covering all things social media, sales psychology, storytelling, and building your personal brand business from scratch (even if you have no offers right now). It teaches you how to become the go-to leader in your industry and gain top-of-mind awareness. And the Online Fitness Business School, a leading education provider for those who are looking to build a profitable, scalable, and results-driven online fitness coaching business. Lauren was all about building a plan that is profitable and building wealth. Later, she realized that making more and more money won’t make her happy and fulfilled but giving more and more impact on the community. Lauren believes that everybody has own personal brand but it’s just all about how you position yourself and all about connections. She stresses the importance of authenticity & not wasting energy trying to be someone else.  Some Questions I Ask:   Who is Lauren Tickner & how you got into the path of helping people reach their goals? (02:38) What does a personal brand mean & why it’s important for people to really wrap their heads around this in today’s current landscape? (08:25) What are the mistakes that you see people doing right now on their own personal brand? (16:59) How do you create content calendar & what do you do for adding value for your audience? (21:14) What do you see people are doing on social media that drives you absolutely crazy with regards to branding? (26:03) If you have a million dollars right now and you have to invest it, what do you do with it & why? (31:06) What has been the most influential relationship that you’ve made in the past 6-12 months in life? (33:58) If you have 2 weeks to live, what would be your top one or two bucket list items that you would want to check off? (36:42) What’s the number one habit that you believed has allowed you to accelerate your career, your business, and your relationships? (37:06) What’s your challenge to our listeners to empowering them to live a big life, to build a big brand, to have a big impact, & create big income? (37:47)   In This Episode, You Will Learn: The analogy of entrepreneurship. (07:17) How to build an authoritative & most credible personal brand? (09:53) The best way to monetize your personal brand. (13:18) How to choose the best social media platform for your brand. (13:48) Tips on how to come up with content ideas. (21:53) The most impactful relationship that Matty has made in the last 3 years. (32:34) Quotes: “Empathy is a key.” “Content is a key.” “Life is all about experiences, not just money.” “Start & commit to it.” “Move up the triangle, climb up the ladder.”