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10/31/2026

10/15/2026

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10/01/2026

What a difference hair makes it looks like two different people

09/17/2026

What is influence actually for?

Macklemore used Ed Sheeran's stadium stage to advocate for Palestinians.

Multiple venues subsequently refused to host shows with him on the lineup, and he was removed from the remaining tour dates. Ed Sheeran says the decision belonged to the promoter and venues and that he tried to find a solution. Several other supporting artists have now withdrawn in solidarity with Macklemore.

And underneath all of the controversy is a fascinating question about influence.

I teach Celebrity Energy through three I's:
Influence. Impact. Income.

We talk constantly about monetizing influence.

We talk much less about the responsibility or lack of responsibility that comes with having it.

So I'm curious:

If 80,000 people were listening to you tomorrow, would you believe your responsibility was to speak about what matters to you or simply give them the experience they came for?

That's a conversation worth having.

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09/14/2026

Your followers are not necessarily the asset.
The infrastructure you build around their trust is.
The creator economy is growing up.
Attention matters. Followers matter. Visibility matters.
But eventually the question becomes:
What have you actually built around the attention you've earned?
Attention → Trust → Offer → System → Sale → Asset.
So don't give me your follower count.
Tell me:
What asset has your personal brand actually created?
A book? Product? Program? Community? Company? IP? Technology?
Or nothing yet?
And if it's nothing yet, that's not an insult.
That's information.
Maybe that's what your next season is about.
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09/12/2026

You don’t create longevity by becoming somebody new every season.
You create it by knowing yourself deeply enough to evolve without becoming unrecognizable.
Ralph Lauren is a fascinating example.
Decades later, the culture has changed. The customer has changed. Fashion has changed.
But you still recognize the world Ralph Lauren created.
That’s the goal.
Trends should visit your brand. They shouldn’t own it.
So before your next rebrand:
What are 3 things about your brand that should still be recognizable 10 years from now?

Meet me in the comments.

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07/21/2026

How many of yall still read? Link in the bio!

06/28/2026

Being named one of the 50 Women to KNOW in New York 2026 is an incredible honor. ✨

But this moment isn't just about recognition.

It's proof of what happens when you stop waiting for permission and start owning your Celebrity Energy.

My mission has never been to create more influencers.

It's to help women become the authority, the woman clients remember, the media wants to feature, and the stages want to book.

Here's to helping more women become impossible to ignore. 💫

06/26/2026

These photos capture more than a beautiful event.

They capture women who chose to become visible.

Who stopped shrinking.

Who started leading.

Being part of the KNOW in New York 2026 is a reminder that the world doesn't need you to play small.

It needs your voice.
Your story.
Your leadership.

Keep building the brand only you can build. The right people are waiting to find you. ✨

06/25/2026

"A room full of women who refuse to play small. ✨

Honored to celebrate with the incredible 50 Women to KNOW in New York 2026.

This is what Celebrity Energy looks like owning your voice, your vision, and your impact.

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"These photos capture more than a beautiful event.