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• Brand Personality
• Memorable experiences
• Brand Values & Purpose
You
Hey Reena, I’ve been listening to your podcasts and the more I listen the more I realise my ‘storytelling’ is completely off… I wondered if I could have an initial call with you?
You And Your Story
Aww, thank you for listening, I really appreciate it. I’m happy to have a catch up – does next week work for you? 
You
Sure thing, that would be great – how does Tuesday work?

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Years of experience in marketing and leadership roles. Chartered Marketer & CIM Level 7 Qualified​

How does Insights Discovery tie in with marketing?

Marketing is fundamentally about understanding people – what they need, how they think, what motivates them to act. Insights Discovery, built on the psychology of Carl Jung, gives you a practical framework for doing exactly that. When you understand your own colour energy and can recognise others’, you stop communicating in the way that feels natural to you and start communicating in the way that actually lands for them. That’s the difference between marketing that connects and marketing that gets ignored.

Why is personal branding important?

You already have a personal brand – whether you’ve worked on it or not. Every time someone reads something you’ve written, meets you at an event or hears your name mentioned, they form an impression. The question isn’t whether you have one – it’s whether you’re shaping it intentionally. A strong personal brand means the right people find you, understand you and trust you before you’ve even had a conversation.

What does being authentic actually mean?

Authentic doesn’t mean sharing everything or being unfiltered – it means being consistent. It means what you say publicly matches what you believe privately, and the values on your website are the ones that actually inform your decisions when things get difficult. Authenticity shows up in the small things – how you handle a complaint, whether your team talks about the business the same way your marketing does. Close the gap between what you say and what you do, and you don’t need to try to be authentic. You just are.

What has self-awareness got to do with business growth?

Self-awareness means understanding how you naturally show up – how you communicate, how you’re experienced by others, and where the gaps are between your intentions and your impact. When you have that understanding, you make better decisions, lead more effectively and communicate in a way that actually connects. The same applies at team level – a team that understands itself performs more consistently and resolves conflict faster. And all of that shows up in your marketing, because your marketing is only ever as clear and confident as the people behind it.

How is a brand strategy different to a marketing strategy?

Brand strategy is about who you are – your purpose, your values, your positioning and why someone should choose you over everyone else. Marketing strategy is about how you communicate that – the channels, campaigns and content you use to reach the right people. One without the other causes problems – great marketing without a clear brand amplifies the wrong things, and a strong brand without marketing stays invisible. Get clear on who you are first, then work out how to tell people about it.

You And Your Story