Seth Godin says that ‘people buy stories, relationships, and magic’. If you can captivate your audience with story in your content marketing, it means you will inspire, engage and motivate them to do what you want them to do.

Cait Wotherspoon is a grief and bereavement counselling expert and conference keynote speaker. With over 40 years of experience she’s helped thousands of people unravel the twists and turns of grief. Cait assists them to rediscover the joy in their life while living alongside grief. She provides the tools to create a new life without their loved ones.

Gayle Smerdon is a culture and learning expert and a member of our Women With Influence women’s business coaching community. Over the last 15 years, Gayle has listened to colleagues and teams, observed leaders and organisations.

Ros Weadman is an award-winning brand communication and reputation expert. She has more than 35 years’ experience in public relations, branding and marketing communications.

To you, it may not feel like anything special, but the cultures that have become a part (even a small part) of who you are are a fantastic element of what makes you wildly unique. That’s why connecting through culture is important.

Jacinta Cubis is a facilitation and engagement expert who lights up the room and the screen with her energy as a speaker, facilitator and trainer. She facilitates gatherings that create gold. She is also a trusted mentor to leaders and thought leaders. Find out more.

Your hobbies provide a creative outlet that signals to your audience your inner values while also helping you stand out from the crowd. These are a valuable way to connect with your audience and find common ground that you might not have otherwise found.

Mandy Napier is a high performance coach, or, more specifically, a high performance mindset coach. She’s also the founder of Mindset for Success, a mindset, high performance and empowerment practice. Read more.

In her corporate coaching work, Sue Anderson focuses on emotional and belief intelligence to help people develop mental toughness so they can excel (not handle) in the pressures of the modern workplace. Find out how Sue can help you.

In this episode of The Jane Anderson Show, my special guest is Emma McQueen. A true Go-Getter not only because she wrote the book, but because she does everything with energy, optimism and enthusiasm.

Meet Ronnie Benbow, female founder and director of The Carers Foundation Australia. She is passionate about providing help and support to carers all across Australia. Find out more.

The world is incredibly noisy today. It’s harder to stand out whether you’re building a personal brand or a practice, looking to elevate your leadership or simply job seeking. But exceptionality is the key to doing just that.

So what is exceptionality and how can you achieve it?

Cheryle Walker is an online coach, consultant, facilitator and instructional designer of LIVE online workshops, webinars and events. She works almost exclusively in the virtual world, connecting and creating impactful interactions, using technology to teach, communicate, design, curate and influence with esprit! And she has incredible results!

Find out more!

As a leadership coach Stacey Ashley wasn’t content with being a great leader in just one organisation. She wanted to develop great leaders in a variety of organisations. Here’s how she did it.

As a leadership in retail expert, Alison supports retail leaders by focusing on the key elements of the role and providing them with proven strategies, tools and templates to help them fulfil their roles. Find out more.

Humanising your sales communication means that you can be ‘in the room’ when you’re not in the room. Here’s what you need to know.

Ally Nitschke is a masterful leadership communication expert. She works with leaders who are ready to embrace their courage, gain clarity on their unique value proposition.

Jessica Schubert grew up in Cologne in Germany and studied business, French and English and has spent the last 17 years working in Australia, Japan, Hong Kong and New Zealand. If there’s one thing for certain, it’s that living and working abroad is not for the faint-hearted.