You know you're supposed to share parts of your life online. But what, exactly? You're private. Your kids don't want to be content. And you have zero interest in crying on camera for engagement. I hear some version of this from the women I work with every single week, so if that's you, you're not alone. In this episode of The Creative Bodega, I'm introducing you to a concept I call your core story bank: the 4 to 5 stories and personal themes that make you relatable without making you an open book. If you're the private one, the introvert, the one who cringes at performed vulnerability, this episode is especially for you.
Check out the full show notes for this episode CLICK HERE.
Things I cover inside this episode:
Why "be authentic online" has spiraled into performing pain for views
The "share your scars, not your wounds" rule and how I apply it
What a core story bank is and why 4 to 5 stories is plenty
My own core stories and themes (the CrossFit gym era, NYC, Blitzy the pit bull)
How to find the bridges between your life and your ideal client's
Why I pulled back from showing my kids online, even though those views spike
The private-person path to a personal brand (dog walks and morning coffee count)
Resources & Links mentioned in the episode:
The past episode where I tell my NYC-to-meeting-Rob story (referenced when discussing core stories): [INSERT LINK]
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