EP 315 | #DOTHETHING featuring Kelly Sinclair

Kelly is an award-winning marketer and brand strategist, visibility maximizer, and a Small-town, girl mom of 2.<br /><br />Kelly did the corporate thing for over 10 years, climbing the ladder and building a successful career in PR, managing reputations for global companies.<br /><br />After losing her mum to breast cancer in 2017, she became immensely aware of how short life really is. And when you experience loss like that, you think about life differently. She realized how important it is to do what you love and spend time on what really matters.<br /><br />That’s why she started KS&amp;Co. and Entrepreneur School, supporting other entrepreneurs chasing their dreams and passions.<br /><br />You deserve to be successful in your business! Kelly wants you to make your dreams come true! She’s your Fairy Brand-mother waving the magic wand to give you the confidence, guidance and support you need to get to your next level of success.<br /><br />With an authentic brand and the right marketing strategy customized to you, you will feel unstoppable momentum to make your passion a success!<b><br /><br />TAKEAWAYS:</b><br /><ul><li>Give yourself momentum by counting the small wins. Kelly says for her that success can look different for her on different days. One day she feels successful because she got the school lunches together and another day she gets a big client. All of these things are wins that help us feel like we are on the right track. “You build momentum when you stack up your successes”</li><li>Be an advocate for yourself. Don’t be afraid to ask for help, ask people for what you want or to connect with someone that has great potential to be an amazing collaboration. We are too often held back by our fear of rejection or embarrassment. Kelly asks herself, “What’s the worst that could happen?” She shares a great story about a time she got the courage to reach out to a big name in the business world to interview and got an unexpected result.</li><li>Do one simple action a day. Sometimes all you have to do to grow