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Peggy Olson
In a crowd of many, be Peggy Olson – with your perspective shining through. That's how you become a preference for your audience.
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Alicia Florrick
You can fight the world like a cutthroat lawyer, or stand your ground and treat competition as validation. I know what Alicia chose.
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Deadpool
Hit "play": This Deadpool guy is weird but I can't stop rooting for him. Why can't I get him out of my head?
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Connor Roy
Make it like a Roy: If you want people to buy from you and understand your value, pitch yourself and, yes, sell what you have to offer with confidence.
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Devi Vishwakumar
If you want to hit your (business) goals, Devi has quite a few stories for you – know your starting point and brand foundation inside-out.
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Tony Stark
If you want to earn trust as a specialist, take it from Tony Stark – show your thinking and problem-solving in action.
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🎞️ I'm breaking my fourth wall
To my navigators: I have a favour to ask.
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Fleabag
(The wall just cracked.) It's up to you now – do you see your audience as by-standers or as your confidants? Fleabag has advice for you.
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Monica Geller
We love our favourite and relatable know-it-all – and so do her closest 5 friends. I share how Monica Geller can teach us to connect with audience emotionally.
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12th Doctor
In all of time and space, friendships last forever. You have to find your people and be their champion. That's what the Doctor taught me.
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Daenerys Targaryen
In the game of thrones, you either love Dany, or hate her. There's no middle ground. (Thanks, compelling storytelling.)
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Jonathan Livingston Seagull
Inspired by the reader's suggestion, I share how Jonathan Livingston Seagull can inspire creators with the idea of vision.
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Fred and George Weasley
Humour makes us relatable – and sometimes even helps to uncover our strengths. See how it went for the Weasley twins.
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Elizabeth Bennet
The way Elizabeth Bennet defies societal expectations and stands for what she believes in? This 19th-century feminist can teach us a lot about authenticity and resilience.
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Darth Vader
It's iconic villains who have compelling arcs and styles, that spark our interest. I share how the story of Darth Vader could add depth to your creator brand.
