How To Visually Shine Online As An Influencer with Kimberly Mays
In this episode, we have an encouraging interview with CEO Kimberly Mays; a digital thought leader, speaker, and trainer. She helps professional coaches and speakers develop their online presence through web design and branding so that they can grow and sustain their businesses. She’s passionate about creating brands’ online visual presence to make them shine. Kimberly has mastered networking, knowing where she fits in with her clients, and knowing how to build a team to be the CEO she is today. She believes in the power of having the right support from a coach when starting a business to avoid making avoidable mistakes. Listen in to learn why you shouldn’t consume all the information when starting a business and should instead outsource or wait to learn later. What You Will Learn: Kimberly describes how she makes anyone in the influencer and coaching space stand out online How she takes the online burden off entrepreneurs so they can focus on their businesses Learning how to manage your energy as a business owner Tips on how to manage your time and business as an introvert, so you don’t burnout Kimberly explains how she became an expert by fitting with clients, networking, and building a team How to charge according to the value you’re offering The value of having support when starting in business and developing into the role of a CEO How to master your mindset to master your business and overcome challenges Integrating work and family, and having a self-care system Navigating the pandemic times by trying new things and having a workable routine The importance of planning and setting short-term goals to stay on track Do not consume all the information when starting a business Learn to keep yourself grounded and focused through the waves as a business owner Get in Touch with Kimberly: Business Website: https://foolishlycreative.com/ Instagram- https://instagram.com/foolishlycreative?igshid=1v705rzsfia9k Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/foolishlycreative/ Book Mentioned: Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl