How to Become Fearless and Build a Global Brand with Rebecca Minkoff

<p>Episode #193. Rebecca Minkoff created a personal brand from her creative passion, and not only did she do that, but she’s also taken it further to support female entrepreneurs and share her journey to fearlessness. Wouldn’t you love to pick her brain?! In this episode, you’ll get a look behind the scenes of Rebecca’s business and brand to find out how she keeps up with it all, why she’s all for the scrappy side of starting a business, and what you can do to bring a fearless CEO drive to your business every day.  <br/><br/><b>In This Episode You’ll Learn:</b></p><ul><li>How Rebecca gets things done behind the scenes (her secret hiring tips!)</li><li>The essential question for your next hire that will keep you in your zone of genius</li><li>Why leaning into the scrappy side of building a business can be a huge asset</li><li>What fear and vulnerability can bring to your customer feedback</li><li>Rebecca’s unique take on burnout and how to get back to your passion</li></ul><p><br/><b>Favorite Quotes</b></p><p>“When I decided I wanted to have my own company, I was like, ‘If I&apos;m gonna work this hard, I want it to be my name.’ Then everything was about, ‘What do I think? What do I want? How do I want to design this?’”</p><p>“I have a mouth, I have a brand, and I have a platform. I need to use it for something far bigger than what I was doing just making women look great. Like, how do I make sure that her business is greater? How do I make sure she’s able to start a business or feel brave enough to ask for more if she works somewhere?”</p><p>“You have to get really good at discerning, ‘Is this person giving me criticism so that I can change and improve? Or are they criticizing me to just make me feel bad?’ When you&apos;re getting criticism to improve, it&apos;s done from a place of help. Then, that&apos;s not scary. It still sucks, but you take a look in the mirror and say, ‘Oh, yeah, that might be right. OK, let me act on it quickly.’”</p><p>“I never had burnout just starting out, making no money, and working a