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Ryan Cohn
PR & Digital Strategist; EVP & Partner at Sachs Media
Ryan Cohn is the Content Marketing Manager at Blazeo, previously known as ApexChat. He is based in San Diego and has a background in marketing and communications. His educational credentials include a degree from Sonoma State University.
In his role at Blazeo, Ryan focuses on developing and executing content strategies to enhance the company's marketing efforts. His experience in the field likely involves creating engaging content, managing social media, and analyzing marketing performance to drive brand awareness and customer engagement.1
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The story of a content creator 👇 (for those curious about starting)
I've been creating video content on YouTube for the past 2 years, treating it like a part time job. In addition to my full time sales positions.
It's a journey that has been filled with countless ups and downs, long hours and internal battles 🤦♂️ of "Why am I even doing this and embarassing myself online?".
What kept me going through it all was this lingering feeling that I couldn't seem to shake, I genuinely just enjoy creating content and helping others.
And, that I would like to do this for a living some day....(foreshadowing) 😉
Thankfully, I'm beyond happy to share that my employer Blazeo (formerly ApexChat) sees the vision in my content creation skills and has invited me to produce content full time for the company a couple months ago.
✍ Moral of the story is, it's amazing what happens when you just start putting time and energy towards something you're passionate about.
At the end of the day, It's better to live life feeling like you gave it your all rather than looking back and wondering what if.
I hope this post at least helped one person that has a goal they're looking to start working towards, or someone that has already started and is questionning whether to keep going or not.
I'd really appreciate it if you share this post with a friend you think could use this advice, and check out/support my content on our YouTube channel: https://lnkd.in/gEyaatYg ✌
We interviewed Brett Knopf yesterday about how he turned his corporate expertise into a successful online coaching business.
Here are 3 main takeaways:
1: Master your craft inside your corporate job first.
Brett spent over a decade inside large organizations mastering sales and sales management, he created a system that resulted in success for his teams that was different from what many sales leaders and coaches traditionally focus on. He mastered his craft as a leader and had a passion for helping others achieve success. And at a certain point in his career, he felt that there was less risk to build out a coaching business than there was staying with his corporate job.
- Practice what your preach. An investment into yourself is one of the best investments you can make.
Brett has invested 6 figures into coaches for different aspects of his life, he started by investing into coaches to help his mindest on a broad scale and has now begun investing into more niche areas of his life and as a result this has allowed him to vastly cut his learning curves down when building out different offerings for his business.
If you're going to be a coach, you need to continue investing into yourself, continue becoming the best version of yourself, surround yourself with the right team and put up "guard rails" to keep yourself in check so that you never veer off course.
- Journal - we need to be writing things down.
There are over 80,000 thoughts that run through our heads on a daily basis. 95% of them are the same as the day before. We think that those are intentional decisions, but most of them subconcious decisions. By writing things down, you get yourself out of auto pilot and start opperating from a place of intentionality.
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