Don't Let a Moment You Regret Define You | Amanda Cerny
CREATE YOUR OWN AUDIENCE. It’s human to make multiple stops on the way to your destination. Often, these stops are crucial moments that inform the person you are becoming. Some are forgettable. Others stay with you long after you have moved on. All of them help us grow and evolve. It’s important to own them. You shouldn’t feel ashamed or regretful. Sometimes you just have to change the narrative. On today’s episode of The School of Greatness, I talk about letting go of the past and finding your true self on the path to success with social media sensation: Amanda Cerny. Amanda Cerny is an actor, writer, model, and social media influencer. With more than 35 million followers across YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram, Amanda has become a celebrity and top female influencer. So get ready to learn all about building an audience and the power of social media on Episode 856.
Some Questions I Ask: (need new questions)
How did you get started on social media (9:30)
What caused you to move to LA? (19:30)
How did you get involved with Playboy? (25:45)
What are some of the personal challenges you had to face growing your brand? (40:00)
What have you learned about yourself and other people? (49:30)
In This Episode You Will Learn:
How to improve your social media audience. (14:30)
Why you shouldn’t let people or moments define you. (33:32)
Why you should create content that represents you. (39:15)
How to be super passionate about your work (47:00)
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