How to Be an Influencer with Julie Masters
What does being an influencer mean to you and what about being one is attractive? Julie Masters breaks it down, talks about what makes bing one valuable and shares her framework for becoming one!
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About the Episode
LifeBlood BRAND: We talked about how to be an influencer, what it means to be one, the difference between popularity and influence, and a framework for thinking about and becoming influential.
We discussed what influence means and what’s important about it versus what popularity means, the value of each and the important differences between the two of them, how you can hack popularity, but there’s no hack or magic bullet for influence.
We talked about a three-fold process for creating influence, an easy to understand framework for thinking about how you can become an influencer through thinking about your area of authority and what sets you apart from others.
We discussed what made Steve Jobs influential and what can be learned from his example, the importance of being an epic story teller and how to do it, and why you should stop worrying about being perfect with Julie Masters, whose spent a career decoding influence, she’s a leading authority in the speaking world, she’s earned a reputation for launching and advising some of the world’s most respected thought leaders, she’s the CoFounder of ODE Management, the world’ slargest dedicated speaker management agency and the Founder and CEO of Influence Nation, helping people become the voice of authority in their space!
Listen to learn how to develop a mindset of certainty and how doing so will grow your confidence and help you get where you want to go!
You can learn more about Julie at JulieMasters.com, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn.
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George Grombacher
Lifeblood Host
Julie Masters
Guest
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