Brand Storytelling Starts With Knowing What Makes You Different
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What if the thing holding your brand back isn’t your strategy, but how willing you are to actually let people see you?
Sasha sits down with Madeline Sargent, founder of Madly Creative and host of She Says It, for a conversation about brand storytelling, founder visibility, client relationships, and what happens when you stop trying to run your business by somebody else’s rules.
They get into why successful businesses sometimes need to go back to the story and differentiators they’ve overlooked, why visibility has more to do with identity than following the latest content trend, and why telling your story doesn’t mean putting every detail of your personal life on the internet.
Sasha and Madeline also unpack a shift that happens when you move from employee to entrepreneur and service provider to consultant. You can know what you’re doing without constantly proving that you’re the smartest person in the room. Sometimes better strategy starts with dropping the ego, asking better questions, and actually listening to the person who built the business before you decide what needs to change.
Because your experience matters. Your expertise matters. But so does understanding the human sitting across from you.
Timeline:
00:58 — Meet Madeline Sargent
03:06 — Finding the Story That Makes a Brand Different
09:30 — Visibility, Identity, and Showing Up Your Way
21:00 — Client Relationships, Boundaries, and Tough Conversations
24:05 — Letting Go of Ego and Outside Influence