How To Build A Brand That Has Impact With Stephanie Powell On The LEARNED Podcast

<p><i>Some of the links in this post may be affiliate links and if you go through them to make a purchase we may earn a commission at no additional cost to you. Keep in mind that we link these companies and their products because of their quality.</i></p><p><a href="https://squadcast.fm/?ref=justinnolan1"><i>Best Modern Mobile Recording Site: Squadcast</i></a><br /><br />Our guest in this episode, Stephanie Powell, truly understands what it means to pivot and reposition herself in life. She started out really not knowing what to do, got into education for thirteen years and still wasn’t sure. After trying a couple things based on her interests and following her omens she took a leap of faith to become a leader in business.<br /><br />She has an incredible resume when it comes to helping people get clarity over what they want to do in life. And she has a specific skillset for helping people build personal, or company brands that have impact. She is a designer and coach who uses an all encompassing approach to outline and implement brand strategy for her clients. From the logo to the colours and messaging she knows how to help people show up for their audience in a bold, yet authentic way.</p><p>She is also a lifelong learner with big goals to become a speaker, continue to build her company and give back to those in need. Like all of our guests, she is an inspiring example of pursuing your passions, doing what you love first, while worrying about money second, and most importantly, being a good person along the way. </p><p>In episode 8 of The LEARNED Podcast, we talked about growing up with struggles, resilience and building a badass business. Hope you enjoy it! </p><p><i><strong>How To Figure Out What To Charge In Your Business</strong></i><br />When you start a business, the key is to focus on breaking even as you build your brand. Here are some steps to figure out what that looks like:</p><ul><li>With service based businesses in particular you have some flexibility when it comes to deciding on and evolving price