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Sue Llewellyn
Communications consultant, coach & trainer. Social media specialist. I help senior leaders find their voice to make an impact online | Former BBC News Journalist & speaker | Also teaching QiGong in the Surrey Hills 😊
Sue Llewellyn is a seasoned professional with a wealth of experience in PR, broadcast journalism, and psychology, focusing on helping individuals and organizations enhance their online presence and communication skills. With a background in working with senior leadership teams and a passion for inspiring confidence and positive change, Sue has a track record of empowering thousands of individuals to improve their online impact. Having spent over 15 years at the BBC as a journalist and reporter, Sue has extensive experience in media and journalism, coupled with a strategic understanding of human behavior and communication.
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I'm absolutely delighted to have been invited to become a Director of the fab SURREY HILLS ENTERPRISES.
I've been a member for years and think what they're doing to support businesses in and around the beautiful Surrey Hills area is amazing.
This is a supporting role which means I'll still be doing my Ultra Social personal branding and spokesperson development work so don't panic if we've got projects and training booked in! I'm still very much doing my day job - along with my new sideline project as a Qigong teacher.
More on that another time but it's fab. You can check out my new Surrey Hills Qigong page here (and Instagram) for details of upcoming courses/workshops and do come and join in 😃
And if you're a local business in the Surrey Hills area, please check out the Surrey Hills Enterprises page and website for membership details and upcoming events
In today's digital hamster wheel, have we all become too obsessed with chasing the wrong metrics? I've lost count of the number of times I'd ask people what their objectives were for using social media and they'd say: "I want more followers." "I want loads more followers." "I want shitloads more followers." But why? And how's that going to help? More often than not they couldn't answer, but still seemed intent on chasing big numbers (or their boss was) despite the fact that thousands of these profiles are fake. They don't seem to care. The vanity metrics are just too alluring. MORE followers. MORE likes. MORE attention. MORE views. MORE recognition. MORE influence. MORE money. MORE success. MORE fame. It's all about MORE. But why? And when is enough? Just about the only thing they'll get from chasing these vanity metrics is MORE stress. MORE abuse. MORE problems. And far more chance of burnout. These days when I ask what someone their objectives are I always add "…and please don't say I want more followers." Be specific. Be realistic. And be content when you’re reaching and engaging with the right kind of followers. Enough is enough and maybe in this instance, like so many other things life, less is more.
