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Der deutsche Biermarkt schrumpft seit Jahren. Die Privatbrauerei VELTINS macht da nicht mit und legt ein Rekordergebnis hin. Was machen die Brauer aus dem Sauerland anders als die Konkurrenz? Haben sie die bessere Marketingstrategie am Start? Oder sind sie einfach Grossmeister in der Umsetzung? Ausgerechnet in einer Zeit der strategischen Neuorientierung und konzernweiten Restrukturierung jährt sich die Gründung des Schweizer Einzelhandel-Giganten MIGROS zum 100. Mal. Trotzdem oder gerade deswegen wird das Jubiläum mit einer millionenschweren Kommunikationskampagne im grossen Stil gefeiert. Wie ist dies grundsätzlich zu beurteilen? Treffen Imagefilm, temporäres Re-Branding und Plakatwerbung den richtigen Ton? Zum Jahreswechsel fügte UNILEVER der legendären DOVE-Kampagne «Für wahre Schönheit» ein weiteres Kapitel hinzu. In einer interaktiven Kampagne wurden Frauen ermutigt, sich von Neujahrsvorsätzen zu verabschieden, die um unrealistische Schönheitsstandards kreisen. Wie zeitgemäss ist die Kampagne noch? Wen erreicht sie heutzutage? Und ist das wirkungsvolle Werbung?

Have you ever seen that Dove “Real Beauty” sketches campaign video – the one where the women met a stranger, and after some time talking, that stranger gave their description to an FBI forensics artist. Then the women described themselves to that same artist. AND THEN, they had the big reveal of the difference between the stranger's description and their own description. WITHOUT FAIL, the more accurate picture (and more flattering picture) was the one that came from the description of the stranger. Big forehead; small eyes; too many freckles; big nose. These women tended to focus on the things they believed were negative about themselves AND saw them as a bigger deal than they actually were. Why do we do this? AND how can we STOP doing this?In today's episode, during this month of focusing on self-worth, I've asked the amazing Leslie Jordan to come back to the pod and help us understand our body image issues and the thief of self-love that comparison can be.Welcome you to Deconstructing Gaslighting the podcast. I'm your host, Sarah Morales. And if you're new here, welcome. I'm so glad you're here. I hope that the resources I have on this podcast and website help you find clarity, empowerment, and healing. Check it out, or better yet – schedule a free consultation call with me! Bio: My guest today is Leslie Jordan Garcia, MBA, MPH, CEDRS, CPT (she/her), a dedicated Eating Disorder Recovery and Body Liberation Coach.*In case you missed it, Leslie and I had an amazing conversation back in season 1, where we talked about the struggle of how we view our bodies – especially when it comes to the concept of being “overweight. That episode was season 1, episode 33, titled, “I was overweight by THEIR standards”. Story Time: Sarah and Leslie talk about what body liberation is, why it's such hard work, and WHY IT'S SO WORTH IT!Top Take-Aways: Follow Leslie on InstagramIf you struggle with feeling self-acceptance and self-love when it comes to your body and want to experience body liberation - get on Leslie's wait list!If you want to understand more about the ways gaslighting has shown up in your life, and robbed you of knowing yourself, loving yourself, and trusting yourself, check out my website. I have offerings that will help you break the hold self-gaslighting has had over you and help you step into that Radical self-love.I invite you to follow me on your preferred social media platform where we can connect and interact… I'm on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok. And remember – you may have crashed and burned; been broke and hurt, but damn it, you're a phoenix and you're rising again. I think it's time we fly.

Abby and Luz are back for the final installment in their Fat Trope Deep Dive series! After some life updates and recent internet scandal discourse, they talk tankinis, disability stigma, The Biggest Loser, American exceptionalism, Melissa McCarthy, postfeminism, and Rachel Hollis's famous tiger stripes. Support us on Patreon:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ https://www.patreon.com/morethantracyt⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Find us on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠TikTok, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Threads,⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ @morethantracyt! Abby's Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/abbyrosemorris/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Luz's Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/sillygooseluz/⁠⁠⁠ Sources we referenced in this episode: https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2015/03/26/mum-rachel-hollis-inspiring-viral-bikini-body-photo_n_6946218.html Millard, Jennifer. “Performing Beauty: Dove's ‘Real Beauty' Campaign.” Symbolic Interaction, vol. 32, no. 2, 2009, pp. 146–68. JSTOR, https://doi.org/10.1525/si.2009.32.2.146. Accessed 11 Apr. 2024. Taylor, J., Johnston, J., & Whitehead, K. (2016). A Corporation in Feminist Clothing? Young Women Discuss the Dove ‘Real Beauty' Campaign. Critical Sociology, 42(1), 123-144. https://doi-org.sussex.idm.oclc.org/10.1177/0896920513501355 Murray, D. P. (2013). Branding “Real” Social Change in Dove's Campaign for Real Beauty. Feminist Media Studies, 13(1), 83–101. https://doi-org.sussex.idm.oclc.org/10.1080/14680777.2011.647963 Meeuf, R. (2016). Class, corpulence, and neoliberal citizenship: Melissa McCarthy on Saturday Night Live. Celebrity Studies, 7(2), 137–153. https://doi-org.sussex.idm.oclc.org/10.1080/19392397.2015.1044758

Explore the Dove "Real Beauty" campaign in this podcast, as we dive into how Dove challenged beauty standards and inspired self-acceptance. Discover the impact of authenticity in marketing, the power of daring to be different, and the potential for positive change.

The Dove Campaign for Real Beauty is a worldwide marketing campaign launched by Unilever in 2004 aiming to build self-confidence in women and young children and WOW has it made a mark. This campaign stands out as one of the most impactful advertising campaigns of our time. Tune in for the full scoop on how one of the world's largest brands took a stand and did something great for the world while increasing brand awareness and revenue. For more information, please visit www.willitstickpodcast.com.

Nine years ago this week, Dove and Ogilvy Brazil rolled out one of the great megaviral ads of all time, "Real Beauty Sketches." Today on Tagline, we revisit the 2013 social experiment with the folks who made it—to learn how a film shot for less than $200,000 made a powerful statement about self-esteem, rejuvenated a legendary brand platform, drove $54 million worth of earned media, and rocketed around the world to become the most-watched online ad ever.

“You need to believe in who you are and what makes you happy.” - Gail Gibford Capdepon   Gail Gibford-Capdepon is an award-winning Global Marketing Executive and Thought Leader who specializes in spearheading strategic brand-building campaigns through the lens of purpose-driven marketing for Fortune 100 companies.   Across her 20+ year professional tenure, Gail has been sought after to fill global and regional marketing leadership roles across North America, Latin America, and Europe with multi-billion dollar companies such as Unilever, Coca-Cola, and AT&T. She has also been engaged to lead US Hispanic and LATAM-focused consumer and brand performance initiatives.   Under her strategic and creative direction, Gail has created disruptive innovations across Unilever's CPG brand portfolio, has led iconic campaigns like Dove Real Beauty, and has headed global strategy development and execution for Coca-Cola.   Currently, Gail serves as AVP at AT&T Mexico, overseeing Brand, Creative Services, Sponsorships, and Digital Marketing. Gail was responsible for the rebrand and relaunch of AT&T across Mexico, driving brand metrics to historic levels, growing e-commerce to double digits, negotiating the largest and longest sponsorship in the history of the company with the Mexican National Football Team, and launching DirecTVGo in Mexico.   Gail's accolades include receiving top honor recognition by the EFFIE Awards, Muse Creative Awards, MarCom Awards, and International Advertising Awards. In 2020, she was also named Women to Watch in Mexico by AdLatina and was recognized by AT&T for her COVID outreach program receiving the first-ever CSR Partner Award given by the company.   Gail is originally from the United States and has lived and worked in Brazil, the Netherlands, and Mexico. She has a BS in Business Administration from California State University at Northridge, an MBA from Thunderbird, AGISM and has completed classes at Harvard University and Wharton among others. She also holds 3 global patents.   Connect with Gail on Instagram and LinkedIn. Sponsor Today's episode is sponsored by Aura Merchandising, a proud women-owned full-service brand marketing, and global sourcing agency. Visit them at www.auralimited.com.   Find Us Online! Website: iamJulietHahn.com Instagram: @iamjuliethahn Twitter: @iamjuliethahn LinkedIn: Juliet Hahn FB: @iamjuliethahn Fireside: Juliet Hahn Clubhouse: @iamjuliethahn YouTube: Juliet Hahn

In the summer of 2005, six women made national news when they appeared on a Times Square billboard in the Dove Real Beauty Campaign, dressed only in their underwear. Other billboards featured actresses and supermodels, but this one promoted real women with real curves and the nation went wild. Stacy Nadeau was one of those women. Dove's mission was “to widen the stereotypical theme of beauty making more women feel beautiful every day and inspiring women to take great care of themselves.” Apparently, the mission worked, especially for Stacy! She shares that everyone has an inner critic and she had to just let go of her reservations when modeling in her underwear. She took the principles she learned to focus on helping others feel good about themselves with confidence. Full article here: https://goalsforyourlife.com/blog/dove-real-beauty-campaign

Why fit in when you can stand out?! is one of my mantras so I was over the moon when Alan Ibbotson (episode 6 "Resilience) introduced me to my guest for this episode, Austin McGhie, the visionary author of "Find Your Difference: Challenging Conformity in Business and in Life.” Just like we value IQ (intelligence quotient) and EQ (emotional intelligence) we should value our DQ (difference quotient) because embracing difference over status quo leads to growth, innovation and making the world a better place. Austin is the co-founder (with Alpa Pandya) of Find Difference, a marketing strategy consultancy specializing in positioning. He's a self-described "over marketer" with a staggering list of credits including telling a nascent MSNBC to seize the opportunity and be the liberal news network (which they built one anchor at a time) and changed the culture by encouraging Dove to celebrate real women with what become the iconic Dove Real Beauty campaign. Trust him when he says niche is not a four letter word, that better is not different and that focus narrow, catch wide is the winning strategy. Vive la différence!

Welcome to another episode of the BodPod! Today, we are excited to be chatting with Cathleen Meredith, a writer, influencer, public speaker, and positivity igniter originating from Sacramento, California. In August of 2016, Cathleen launched Fat Girls Dance, a worldwide movement focused on trashing body image stereotypes through the universal language of dance. The online body positivity movement unsurprisingly went viral and this led to an impressive short film with Dove Real Beauty productions and Shonda Rhimes. Cathleen has been featured in many publications and productions including Essence, HealthLine, Hello Giggles, and countless others and is currently working on a Fat Girls Dance book.In this episode, Cathleen will explain the origins of Fat Girls Dance and how it came to be such a sensation. She'll also touch on the stereotypes and misconceptions surrounding being fat, how this inspired her to create her platform, and how a previous generation's stance on body image shapes how we feel about our bodies today. Last but not least, Cathleen will share her thoughts on using the word “fat” in her platform, plus sized bodies in the modelling and fashion industry, and the importance of loving ourselves rather than hating our bodies. Keep listening to hear how Cathleen is changing the world's idea of what fat bodies can and can't do!  Instagram: @fatgirlsdancemovementTwitter: @Fat_Girls_DanceYouTube: FATGIRLS DANCEWebsite: fatgirlsdance.com

TheNextCMO's latest podcast is with Mark Wakefield the SVP of Marketing at Ferrero. Mark is a strong leader in the B2C marketing space and has played an instrumental role in doubling the Ferrero brands. At Unilever, Mark was also a main driver in launching the Dove “Real Beauty” campaign. In this podcast we discuss the fundamentals necessary to create an enduring marketing campaign, how every season has marketing insights that b2b and b2c marketers can leverage, and the importance of connecting to your consumer. Mark Wakefield - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-wakefield-82760520/ Ferrero - https://www.ferrero.com Butterfinger Investigators - https://www.butterfinger.com/bfi Mark wanted to make sure you recognized his great PR agency who introduced him to The Next CMO podcast: https://golin.com/   Interested in being on The Next CMO podcast? - https://info.plannuh.com/the-next-cmo-podcast For more info about Plannuh, check out our website

Leadership consultant, attorney, speaker, author and photographer Karen Walrond is the kind of person you just want to know. You just want to soak in some of her light and magic, because maybe, JUST MAYBE, you can use it to help make your own. As someone who has worked extensively with Dove Real Beauty and Brene Brown, Karen is in the business of helping you shine your unique light, no matter WHAT the world throws at you or tells you you need to be. In this episode we talk about grief and the "phases we go through when bad things happen," holding space for each other in a way that feels true, the intersection of JOY and ACTIVISM, how Karen uses her practice of Positive Psychology to cultivate resilience within her clients and her self, and how to gracefully "not know." SHOW NOTES: Chookooloonks.com Karen's Instagram Disquiet Time Sign up for Karen's Making Light newsletter Karen's Facebook Karen's Twitter MAKING LIGHT SHOW commencement speech about grief Episode 059 of the WANTcast with Karen ONE campaign Valarie Kaur and her prayer WANT website Katie's Instagram Leave a review on iTunes! Subscribe to The (Good) Word, our monthly email digest filled with tips, tools, motivation, and inspiration to shift your self-talk This month is in support of ON BEING HUMAN 2020. The OBH 2020 COVID-19 Food Drive supports families who were hit financially by COVID-19 by offering each household a $100 grocery card. They act as a bridge between folks who are in immediate need of food and folks who are able to give a little to help them. To donate, click here.

Youtubeの動画広告企画「Dove Real Beauty Sketches」から考えたこと。 日常は客観的に見たほうが、魅力が見えるかもしれません。 Dove Real Beauty Sketches https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-pyb7Z0NZU&feature=youtu.be ~~~~~~ ご意見、ご感想、ご質問はTwitterのハッシュタグ#ゆうタイムで受け付けております。 匿名で意見や質問を送れるサービス、「マシュマロ」も利用してます。以下のurlから匿名で送ることが可能です。 https://marshmallow-qa.com/do_mailman #ゆうタイムを、入れていただければポッドキャストで回答できます。 お待ちしてます！

In deze aflevering van Bakkie Media hebben we het over Inclusieve merken versus exclusieve merken, hoe zit het precies? Is het einde van purpose marketing nabij? En verder: Coca Cola campagne voor de wereldvrede in 1971, Tommy Hilfiger start campagne met gehandicapten, worden Crocs eindelijk cool?, Victoria's Secret stapt van haar merk geloof en wat is Woke Washing precies? Bakkie Media is uiteraard ook te vinden op social media: Twitter: @bakkiemedia Instagram: @bakkiemediapodcast Facebook: facebook.com/bakkiemedia Of kijk op onze website: www.bakkiemedia.nl Shownotes: https://www.sprout.nl/artikel/impact/we-hadden-al-greenwashing-nu-er-jawel-woke-washing https://www.marketingdive.com/news/the-year-of-woke-washing-how-tone-deaf-activism-risks-eroding-brands/557606/ https://thewisemarketer.com/brand-loyalty/the-era-of-brand-purpose-is-officially-over/ Dove Real Beauty: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpaOjMXyJGk Link: forbes.com/sites/shelleyzalis/2020/01/14/the-inclusion-imperative-why-media-matters/#7f29884e2943 https://www.greenqueen.com.hk/goldman-sachs-we-wont-take-companies-public-without-at-least-1-woman-on-the-board/ https://andrewholm.com/how-do-you-define-inclusivity-and-exclusivity-2/ Tommi Hilfiger: https://www.dazeddigital.com/fashion/article/41868/1/tommy-hilfiger-independence-campaign-disability-fashion-adaptive-collection Victoria’s secret: https://www.forbes.com/sites/walterloeb/2019/04/19/victorias-secret-a-sexy-positioning-is-no-longer-sexy/#4977622411e1 Crocs: Come as you are campaign : https://footwearnews.com/2020/business/marketing/crocs-2020-marketing-campaign-wedge-heels-1202903796/ Zalando: Free to be campaign : https://www.vogue.nl/fashion/fashion-nieuws/a29315790/zalando-najaarscampagne-free-to-be/

Curlee Girlee podcast interviews Gil Zamora of the famed Dove Beauty SketchesWhen you look in the mirror, what do you see? All too often, we can be harsh, critical, unforgiving in how we view our reflection.  Women and girls particularly fall victim to negativity and self-loathing. Girls as young as eight or nine years old feel the pressures of social media, fitting in and looking just like their friends do.Dove brand set out to make changes and in doing so they launched The Dove Real Beauty Sketches Campaign. Similar to what we do at Curlee Girlee, Dove wanted to empower, encourage, and appreciate women of all shapes, sizes, ethnicities and diverse make-ups. Dove wanted women to see themselves as others see them; often less critically then we see ourselves.  In an effort to spread their message, Dove Real Beauty Campaign released its real beauty sketches video. Our guest today, Gil Zamora, is integral to this campaign and this very widely viewed video is one of the most acclaimed of its kind, with over 100 million views. Gil Zamora began his career as a police officer for the San Jose Police Department. As a young boy, he always loved to sketch but a career in law enforcement seemed to be the “right” thing to do.  Eventually, his love and passion for drawing won out and he became certified as an FBI Sketch artist. Gil worked on many high profile cases and was instrumental in solving thousands of cases with his ability to sketch from other people’s memories.  His popularity in the San Jose area led Unilever to seek out his expertise and employ him as their sketch artist for this groundbreaking video.I have watched this video countless times both by myself, with friends and even with my young daughters, each time I am unable to speak after the reveal is unveiled.  The impact this video will have on you will be palatable. Beauty standards are both innate and learned.  We can change the conversation with our children by exposing them to positive role models and influences.  Gil Zamora is one such individual. Listen to our interview and you will be entertained, humbled and awed by Gil and his accomplishments.  Together we can change the coarse of curly hair and in doing so empower ourselves and our children.So let’s get started now! Follow Grace at The Baby SpotFollow Atara at Curlee GirleeFollow Gil Zamora on Facebook at Gil Zamora Forensic Artist

Author, speaker, photographer and blogger Karen Walrond is the kind of person you just want to know. You just want to soak in some of her light and magic, because maybe, JUST MAYBE, you can use it to help make your own. As someone who has worked extensively with Dove Real Beauty and as a leader in Brené Brown's Daring Way training, Karen is in the business of helping you shine your unique light, no matter WHAT the world throws at you or tells you you need to be. *** In this episode we talk... -Losing everything (yep, her entire house and all her belongings) in Hurricane Harvey and how she got through -Having multiple career titles (she was an attorney!) and weaving them all together  -Fighting against beauty standards and a beauty industry that is highly unrealistic (and predominantly white, thin, and privileged) -Adoption as a first choice, not a "backup plan," and creating a family based on your OWN values ...and so much more! *** Show notes: Website Instagram Facebook Twitter The Beauty Of Different The Female Quotient The Girls Lounge (recap on WANT) Brené Brown Daring Way *** This is the FINAL interview of Season Three. Our finale will be a solo episode. Email me at katie@womenagainstnegativetalk.com or find me on instagram @katiehorwitch to let me know your questions and topic suggestions to end this season STRONG

Director Liz Hinlein shares how she has successfully navigated her career making brand films, VR gigs, tons of spots and her feature, "Other People Children." You've seen Liz's Dove Real Beauty starring Shonda Rhimes, I promise. We chat about the commonality in directing these various gigs, staying humble while leading, and the fun in teaching others when we've learned. And because she's also a talented cinematographer, she gives y'all plenty of tech talk in this episode. I've posted some of Liz's work at jordanbrady.com or check out her reel at her shoppe Durable Goods.  Thank you, Jordan This episode is an hour and 25 minutes of bliss. Commercial Directing Bootcamp is August 25th in LA. Buy my book and up your game, Commercial Directing Voodoo is $10. Thanks!

Director Liz Hinlein shares how she has successfully navigated her career making brand films, VR gigs, tons of spots and her feature, “Other People Children.” You've seen Liz's Dove Real Beauty starring Shonda Rhimes, I promise. We chat about the commonality in directing these various gigs, staying humble while leading, and the fun in teaching others when we've learned. And…

Diana Wright is a REAL super hero. An amazing woman who not too long ago came face to face with fear and loss… however Diana did not back down. Diana’s Dove Real Beauty story produced by Shonda Rhimes, immediately inspired me to reach out to her because she is everything that being One Tough Muther could possibly be. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Have you ever had something happen to you where you started to question yourself? This is a loaded question and yet we often don’t think about the messages we give ourselves every day and how that impacts our performance.   Dove did an experiment where they placed two signs above a door-one said average and one said beautiful.  They did this all over the world and the response was the same.  Women either walked through beautiful and smiled or went through average and doubted. Here is what one woman said: “Am I choosing because of what is constantly bombarded at me, what I am being told, or what I believe?” This test demonstrates how people see us and what we see in ourselves impacts our confidence. Let’s talk about how we can crack your confidence code-using the book “The Confidence Code” by Katty Kay and Claire Shipman as our inspiration.  Because with confidence and a slight mind shift, you will be amazed at the things you can feel, share and become at work and in personal life. Here is what you can learn to do in this episode: Assess your own level of confidence Recognize thoughts, habits and attitudes that undermine confidence Identify actions you can take to increase your confidence and communicate that to others When we recognize our current thoughts and behaviors, understand their causes and effects and resolve to developing new behaviors, the habits will form into new actions and will take you where you want to go. Let’s start with 3 common beliefs: The way we see ourselves in the mirror isn’t how others see us-this disconnect is limiting our ability to feel good about ourselves. After we do something, say something or express something-we second guess that action-and think about it over and over and that self-assessment is holding us back from moving on. The biggest challenge that women do-and my personal struggle-is the pursuit of perfectionism. How can we help change the conversation? Embrace our image and if you aren’t sure how to do this-watch the Dove Real Beauty sketches – You’re more beautiful than you think you are Failure is your friend. When you realize how many failures mankind has made in order to discover greatness it liberates our minds and we can stop wondering “what if...” and think “now this”. Accept 90% is good enough. I was once this by a very wise boss and it is true but hard to remember when you are in the moment.  If you strive for 110% and resist less it hinders you in the end. Kim Feil, CEO of BizHiv described in episode 5- how perfectionism slows down progress. Now let’s talk about our personality types and how that impacts how we come off to others.  There are many combinations, introverts, extraverts, introverted extraverts and so on.  If you are an introvert and fall back on telling people “I am shy” as a reason for not participating or why you don’t speak up in a meeting for fear of what someone might think.  The outside perspective of someone who is totally introverted is that you are unapproachable.   Being unapproachable impacts how people respond in meetings to your idea because you make them nervous.  Find ways to boost how you feel to overcome your desire to not speak.  One of the easiest ways is to take up more space.  Amy Cuddy, in her Ted Talk shares that when you take up space-chemicals in your brain boost confidence-this was documented in a study she conducted at Harvard Business School. If you are thinking-I am an extrovert or an introverted extrovert (someone who likes to be alone but can rise to the occasion socially) you still may have moments where you feel uneasy and using the “take up space” methodology for overcoming shyness works.  I use it before a presentation, speaking to an audience, networking or going to a social gathering.  Try it out and let me know what you think! Now there is one last thing in cracking the code that we all need to do and that is banish negative self-talk.  This is that nagging voice in our heads that says “I am not good enough, not worthy or fill in the blank”.  You are thinking well that is easy to say but how can I really do this? I am going to share a story about my own self doubt thoughts when I first met Katie Krimitsos. After the event, she sent me a text that brought me to tears and it made me realize that the crazy negative thoughts were just that-CRAZY. Here are two things you can do to help you when you have those moments: Keep a log of kindness-when people send you a note of gratitude or share something that you did that was exceptional save it. Look at those words when you start to experience those negative thoughts. Find a friendtor. I am so very grateful to my friendtor of two years Susan Crawford whom I met-in the Courageous Confidence Club!  We have a weekly call-sometimes more but always every week and we boost each other up.  You can do that too! Everyone has their moments, even accomplished speakers like Brené Brown who shared that after her first TedTalk she wanted to steal the tape so no one could view it!  Thankfully she didn’t and by her sharing her own vulnerability it transformed how we see ourselves and encourages us all to “enter into the arena”. Now it is your turn to do something for yourself-to take ACTION. Write down 3 things you want to do try differently to boost your confidence. Put these words in a weekly reminder to yourself in your calendar Check back in 90 days look back and see how different and empowered you feel. If you liked what you heard, I would be so honored if you would share this episode with a friend or colleague.  And if you have a question, comment or need help with confidence, reach out to me.  I love hearing from you!  Check out Rock Your Trade Show for more episodes to lift you up, and give you just what you need to rock your next show! Credits: The topic “Cracking the Confidence Code” was featured in a panel discussion that Natalie Benamou gave at the Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association (HBA) National Conference along with Roz Usheroff, Cat Bui and Wendy White.  Natalie also led this panel discussion for HBA Chicago and HBA Michigan. The topic was developed from the book "The Confidence Code" by Katty Kay and Claire Shipman. Dove-has many YouTube videos to help inspire women to show their natural beauty.  Editing: Special Thanks to Christy Haussler and Team Podcast for editing this episode!    

What can we learn from Dove Evolution winning at Cannes 2007?

What can we learn from Dove Evolution winning at Cannes 2007?