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Let's talk branding

Stef Hamerlinck

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Discover the secrets of brand-building from world-renowned experts, and academics in marketing, branding & design together with your host Stef Hamerlinck. Let's talk branding is a no bs exploration of all things brand, known to cut through to the clutter and share unique perspectives. letstalkbranding.substack.com
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We, at Marketing Kites, are passionate data-driven digital marketers whose main focus is to guide the founders, business owners, marketing agencies and freelancers about the latest marketing strategies and tools to save time and money. Follow the Marketing Kites Podcast now to receive a weekly dose of marketing trends, insights and leaders perspective featuring marketing heads.
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Crossing the Desert is the UAE's first reality show, where the central narrative follows an entrepreneur arriving in Dubai with the goal of launching a business. Each episode presents unique challenges and tests, creating a dynamic and unpredictable storyline. We ourselves do not know how our first season will end, because this is the real story of our host, and we experience it alongside him and our listeners! As our host navigates the journey of making decisions for his own business, he al ...
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Are you a therapist looking for a one-stop shop for practice building and personal development? Then you're in the right place! Your host, Danielle Swimm, believes that therapists are meant to live full, abundant lives and create businesses along the way. We talk all things mindset, marketing and systems for today's entrepreneurial therapist. Danielle and her guests will share behind the scenes of mistakes they've made and lessons learned along the way. The episodes are raw and real, remindi ...
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Inspiring Futures is a podcast about the future hosted by Ed Cotton. We live in the now, everything around us is increasingly real-time, so we are somewhat challenged to think about the future because it’s an unknown and takes discipline to think about. But what happens when we do we think about the future, when do we think about it, who inspires the futures we think about and what do we think the future will hold? Inspiring Futures is a podcast that talks to people from diverse backgrounds, ...
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Main Street Moxie: Stories from small-town founders and entrepreneurs told by students and faculty at Franklin College

Franklin College Department of Economics, Business, and Accounting and the Kite Shop at Franklin College

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Hear stories from the builders, dreamers, adventurers, and founders that knit communities together with businesses big and small. Whether it's a corner shop, a B2B agency, a nonprofit, or a high-powered startup on the rise, you'll hear about the ideas, the journeys, the challenges, and the victories from real people who make our small towns special. Periodic special editions will focus on student entrepreneurs at Franklin College and surrounding schools, as well as other programs around Indi ...
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Seriously Stem Cells

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Hey everyone! Do you think we can grow a brain outside our body? Welcome to the podcast where we take stem cells very "seriously". We invite everyone who is interested in the topic of stem cells to follow along. We highlight all of the incredible discoveries of stem cells from their origins to their therapeutic applications in modern medicine.Our podcast is friendly, informative, and intrigues curious minds to further our understanding of the complexities of stem cells.
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BPN LIVE! Replays

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If you happened to miss any of the Broadway Podcast Network events with BroadwayCon, TodayTix Presents, or any other live podcast recording, no need to fret! This feed is your one stop shop for all our live events. Subscribe and share, and never miss a thing! BROADWAY PODCAST NETWORK is the premier digital storytelling destination for everyone, anywhere, who loves theatre and the performing arts. Provocative stories of all kinds are the cornerstone of the Broadway Podcast Network. Presenting ...
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In today’s episode I sat with a really inspirational story on how this therapist started their practice and in the first year and almost crossed $240K in revenue as a solo private practice without burning out. In today’s episode, Sarah talks to us about: Where the revenue came from: a mix of individual clients and groups The marketing strategy she …
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In this episode, entrepreneurs launch their business based on precise calculations. They go all-in: putting in all their savings, taking out loans, selling their car — all to open a great spot and spend everything in 3 months. Will they manage to turn a profit within those three months? The hero of this episode is Rakesh Jain, the founder of Hive B…
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This is such a jam-packed episode! Shaelen is a wealth of information around group practice building, and handling entrepreneurship as a boss. She’s a mom and multi-business owner, international speaker, and runs her DBT group practice in New Jersey. On today’s episode, we cover: Shaelene’s story of starting a group practice with 7 clinicians, watc…
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Show notes * Adam’s agency Thinkerbell * Adam’s book: Stop listening to the customer Summary * Adam Ferrier challenges the idea of being "customer-obsessed," arguing that brands lose their identity by focusing too much on consumer needs. * He believes brands should prioritize their own values and what they stand for instead of solely catering to cu…
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The latest Inspiring Futures episode features an interview with Allen Adamson of Metaforce. Allen is a seasoned executive with experience client side at Unilever and in the agency world with the likes of Landor, Y&R, and Ogilvy. He has taken his extensive experience in both worlds to build his own consulting company that's focused on helping client…
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I only have one requirement for the therapists who listen to this podcast: be a bit delusional. I discuss why this is vital for our field and how important it is for you to dream bigger and have a vision that isn’t always steeped in reality. In today’s episode, you can expect to hear abo A solo rant on why delusion is a requirement to be successful…
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In this episode, a student project evolves into a lifelong endeavor. Stickers are revealed to have a thousand-year history. Despite attacks from critics, mutual understanding prevails. And karak flows through our veins. This time, Isaac interviews Raghad Murad, the founder of the Waggish sticker and merch brand. They discuss cultural references, Ar…
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In today’s episode I sit down with Jessica Harris to talk about how she built and sold her group therapy practice. She tells us her story around how she managed to build her group practice, along with her struggles along the way. In today’s episode we talk about: Jessica’s biggest struggles in building her group practice, burnout and her self-care …
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In today’s episode, I sit down and discuss what I would do in quarter 4 if I needed 5 (or more) private pay clients for my practice. In today’s episode I cover: The #1 thing I would focus on if I were looking for more private pay practice The thing that holds therapists back the most when marketing in 2024 How to prep your practice for 2025 by mark…
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The latest Inspiring Futures podcast is a discussion with Joe Nash and Patrick Kizny about the current and future state of creative services and creative studios. Joe was formerly the Director of Business Strategy at Buck and the co-founder of Slate. Patrick runs Futurecrafting which provides strategic advisory services to brands and companies and …
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Here are the key takeaways from the podcast: * Effectiveness in marketing: It's about ensuring that marketing efforts, particularly advertising, achieve their intended goals, whether that's awareness, behavior change, or sales. * Econometrics simplified: Econometrics uses data to determine if a marketing campaign worked by analyzing both the campai…
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You'll hear two stories. Daniel van Dooren and his partner Scott Chambers First had founded their surfing school on an empty market: no competitors, small community of surfers – and nobody else knew you could surf in Dubai. Galina Volgach started a real estate agency — to compete with thousand agencies in Dubai. In their stories businesses from bei…
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In today’s episode, I sit down and go over how I handle when my group practice slows down today vs. what I used to do. This is a good episode to listen to if you have a team or feel a lot of pressure to fill someone’s caseload and it’s not working the way you hoped. In today’s episode, I go over: The mindset I used when things slowed down in the gr…
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The latest episode of the Inspiring Futures podcast features an interview with Lori Bartle of Cultivagency. Lori has over two decades of experience in Account Management although she much prefers to call it Account Leadership. In our conversation, we discuss some of the challenges the discipline faces and the critical importance of a role that brin…
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The latest episode of Inspiring Futures features an interview with Tom Suharto, Global Strategy Lead at Forsman & Bodenfors. Tom started in market research (quant) worked with Hall and Partners and helped to establish their office in Shanghai and then on to Wieden in Shanghai to work on Nike, Disneyland, and then to the Portland office to work on N…
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In today’s episode, I sit down with group practice owner, Leah Clionsky to talk about how she built her team of 11 group practice. Leah has experienced a lot of success since she started her practice. She’s been able to experience what it’s like to run a freedom-based business that provides an amazing impact on her community, a good income for her …
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Get ready for another thrilling journey in Season 2 of Crossing the Desert! This time, our host isn’t just finding his footing—he’s making bold moves, taking bigger risks, and facing tougher challenges as he continues his mission to launch a business in Dubai. With new obstacles around every corner, Season 2 dives deeper into the highs and lows of …
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In today’s episode, I discuss preparing for the fall in private practice. I love September as a mom and getting back into ‘back to school’ routines for both my practice and home. I like to embrace the change and chaos and use it as a time to reset. This can be a great time to reset at home so new routines and schedules don’t feel as chaotic. In tod…
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As a brand designer, Austin experienced a similar journey to mine, he learned about the power of brand strategy and started offering it to clients. Things were great. But on that journey towards becoming a strategist, he also noticed that some things were broken in this new ‘era’ of strategic brand designers.We explore the following topics: * Is Br…
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When Hyphenated was awarded Silver, West Coast in Ad Age's Small Agency of the Year Awards the publication wrote the following introduction. "When William Esparza and Kelli Robertson left their roles at R/GA in 2019 to establish their own creative agency, they chose the name Hyphenated to reflect the agency’s aim of bridging the gap between brands …
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In today’s episode I have an honest talk about planning your career around motherhood as a therapist in private practice. This isn’t something that is talked about regularly and I wanted to shed more light to it. In today’s episode, I discuss: Planning your schedule and energy levels around early motherhood Childcare and your own expectations of wh…
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In today’s episode, I sit down and share what I’ve learned about working with sponsors and brands as a therapist. It’s a whole new world and it’s definitely not something we were taught how to do in graduate school. So I wanted to share what I’ve learned thus far and what I wish I would’ve known. In today’s episode, I cover: How I started out worki…
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In today’s episode, I sit down and record some of the best books I’ve read this year. It’s a mixed bag of financial books, personal development books, a spiritual book In today’s episode, I discuss: How I fit reading into my day-to-day life as a busy mom My current favorite financial book, a spiritual book I like, and some personal development book…
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Today’s episode is for any entrepreneurial therapist who has the idea to create additional revenue streams for their practice and wants to know what to create and how much money they will make. In today’s episode, I cover: Additional revenue streams that are working really well in 2024 for therapists How much you can expect from each revenue stream…
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Main Street Moxie rolls on with Steve Park of Park Embroidery Design in Greenwood, Indiana! Hosts Troy and Lennon chat with Steve about the starts, stops, and restarts in growing a business, and what he sees as needs for the community. Park Embroidery Designs contact information here: yellowpages.com/indianapolis-in/mip/park-embroidery-designs-4820…
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In this episode, Isaac discovers that to own a home care products brand, you don’t need your own production, equipment, or even your own formulas. In the modern world, you can own a restaurant without having a kitchen or a dining space. You can own a bakery without buying flour or hiring bakers. Isaac talks to Simona Sotirovska. She and her partner…
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In today’s episode, I announce Entrepreneurial Therapist Podcast Week! This is definitely an episode to listen to if you want a peek into why I’m doing this and how you can be a part of it, too. I discuss: My lofty goal of hitting 100,000 downloads by the end of the year Why I set that goal and hope to achieve it How to manage a podcast like it’s o…
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After an editing hiatus, Main Street Moxie is back with Teri Bair from A Trophy Business in Franklin, Indiana! Finn and Jon chat with Teri about her hometown roots, starting the business, and what she likes about working in Johnson County. Find A Trophy Business on Jeff Street in Franklin, and learn more here: https://www.franklincoc.org/a-trophy-b…
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The latest Inspiring Futures podcast features an interview with Jonathan Wise one of the co-founders of the non-profit Purpose Disruptors. Jonathan was once a strategist at JWT, but quit his job to study for an MBA in Sustainability. In the episode, we discuss his journey and transformation, what Purpose Disruptors is, and how it is trying to impac…
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In today’s episode, I sit down with Scale Up Mastermind Alum, Britt Skinner. This is part two of our first episode that we recorded about a year ago to follow up on the success she’s experienced in her business since. Today we cover: How Britt grew her Instagram account from 0 to 24k followers and how this impacted her practice and additional reven…
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Budget numbers, big sales that can ruin a business, story about scummers, and tips on how to find suppliers – in this episode Isaac talks to Aisha Chishti. Aisha runs Skin Concept, a brand of handcrafted self-care products. It is very important for Aisha that everything is made by hand and from scratch, all products are sustainable and at the same …
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In today’s episode, I give you an overview of what I did to increase my revenue: and it’s not what you typically hear. I talk about things that surprised me and how being deliberate about these 3 things continue to be important to my personal and business growth. In today’s episode: I discuss the growth mindset I need to be surrounded by when choos…
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Today’s episode is a very tactical one, where I sit down with Andrea Brognano and discuss how therapists can become CE providers to provide an additional revenue stream into their practice. Andrea walks us through: The business side of becoming a CE provider: Is it profitable and worth it? Being detailed and thorough with the application Which boar…
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The latest episode of Inspiring Futures features an interview with Dr. Grace Kite, the founder of Magic Numbers and Magic Works, an analytics-focused consultancy that helps companies and brands understand how they grow. In our conversation, we discussed the challenges and importance of being strategic when understanding the factors behind growth, t…
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Lidia has developed her own method of teaching Arabic. It turned out to be so good that native-speaking Arab teachers invited her to teach it to them, and the students began to speak after the third lesson. In this episode, Lidia shares insights into transforming her teaching method into a thriving business, detailing her processes for hiring, onbo…
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In today’s episode, I sit down for a real talk episode about why you’re not making 7 figures yet and what to do about it. This is an honest conversation- with some hard truths- for you to start understand what is actually holding you back in building your business as an entrepreneurial therapist. Today’s episode is geared for therapists who want to…
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In today’s episode, I talk with Becca Post about the unique way she looks at building her group practice. This is a great episode for anyone interested in becoming a group practice owner, or who already is and needs inspiration and motivation. Becca talks about: The process of hiring therapists in her group practice and being selective Adding coach…
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The latest Inspiring Futures episode features an interview with Beth Bentley the co-founder of consultancy Tomorrowism. Beth's experience includes- Deputy Head of Strategy- Adam & Eve, London Executive Head of Strategy- at Wieden&Kennedy- London SVP Strategy Virtue at Vice. She is also the author of a best-selling book, was the Chief Strategy Offic…
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Discover the 5 key brand religions, their core beliefs, and how they can apply to your brand. Important links * Download the white paper to take a deep dive into the 5 brand religions * Kristof on LinkedIn * The episode with Jan Verlinden (Ritchie) Creative business company One of the biggest challenges in my own career has been trying to convince …
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There was a time when Hannah’s business had three directions at once: furniture production, a clothing brand for children, and events for children and their moms. And all of it while being a mom to three kids. It’d been too much so she had to prioritize and rebuild her business. Now her family and her business are growing together in synergy.If you…
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The latest Inspiring Futures podcast features an interview with Caroline Johnson- Co-Founder of The Business Model Company. Caroline worked at Grey but then worked at KPMG as a consultant. The Business Model Company advises agencies on how to evolve their business models to generate value for their clients and increase revenues and profitability fo…
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In today’s episode I sit down and record an episode on ask me anything. You all submitted questions from Instagram about private practice and managing my day-to-day life, and I have answers! In today’s episode I cover: The best marketing advice I’ve ever received Structuring childcare + my mom’s death and being a therapist after Starting my practic…
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Andy Nairn co-founded Lucky Generals- an ad agency with offices in London and New York. Beyond running an agency, Andy has written a best-selling business book "Go Luck Yourself" and has just completed his first novel- "Trail of Blood" a murder mystery set 500 years ago on the border between England and Scotland. Some quotes from our chat. On Pitch…
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In today’s episode, I sit down with Amanda Buduris, who specializes in helping therapists scale beyond 1-1 and start therapy intensives. If you’ve ever had an interest in adding intensives into your therapy practice, this is the episode for you. In today’s episode we cover: What it takes to start offering intensives in your practice The financial s…
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Maz Karimian heads up strategy at ustwo an employee-owned product design company that brings emotional game-inspired thinking to product design—some key quotes from our conversation below. About ustwo “Monument Valley is the game and the game series That was so successful that usTwo games was split off as a sort of a separate sister entity, still u…
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In the fourth episode of Fortis’s Crossing The Desert, Isaac is joined by Levant's Wajda Khalidi. Wajda shares her journey of balancing a demanding office career while slowly building her business step by step. She discusses the importance of patience and persistence, the challenges of maintaining product quality, and how she turned personal challe…
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In today’s episode, I sit down and give you a detailed playbook for handling a summer slump. This is a very tactical episode where I go over exactly what I would do when calls go down in the summer months. In today’s episode I cover The ideal scenario of taking a summer sabbatical How to plan financially for a summer slump Your marketing should not…
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Today’s episode is a super honest conversation between Elisabeth and I around balancing motherhood and private practice. Elisabeth discusses how she balances her own practice with motherhood and figuring out what each season of motherhood might look like. In today’s episode we cover: Creating your own family values so you know where to put your ene…
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Daniel Groh heads up brand at Satisfy Running. In this interview, we discuss the transformed state of the running category and Satisfy's place within it. How the brand leans into personal expression and appeals to those who want to express themselves beyond the traditional players and the traditional running silhouette. How it's leading the charge …
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“So I sad: this is not your design, this can’t be right. And the guy said: what are you going to do about it?” I am Isaac, an entrepreneur who just moved to Dubai. In this episode, I interview Omar and Dina, the owners of the brand Tica’s . They will tell you what happened when they found their products being copied and the innovative business idea…
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