Sharing Vulnerability: The Power of Authentic Interactions on Social Media in Personal Development with Amanda Bucci
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06/07/23 • 38 min
“One of the things you say is, the more authentic you are, the greater impact you'll make, that you'll make an impact just by existing.”
Amanda Bucci is back on the show once again, and host Bevin Farrand is connecting with the themes in her new book, Followed: The Content Creators Guide to Being Seen, Facing Judgement, and Building an Authentic Personal Brand. In her book, Amanda covers topics like living authentically, identity, and personal growth in relation to social media.
During this episode, Bevin and Amanda explore questions like how do I share my story, what do I keep to myself, and how do I prepare for the judgment of others? Plus, Amanda shares lessons from her spiritual psychology certification program at the University of Santa Monica, including the importance of compassionate self-forgiveness and loving responsibility.
Influencers and social media users, tune in as they discuss every facet of sharing your stories on social media!
Topics discussed in this episode:
- The theme of Amanda’s new book
- Finding safety in what you share on social media
- Privacy versus inauthenticity
- Getting comfortable with change
- Why we enjoy sharing our lives
- The impact of a loss or shift in identity
- Why we judge ourselves and self-forgiveness
You can learn more about — and buy your own copy of — Amanda's book here.
And click here to get on the waitlist to get updates on Bevin's book, coming out later this year.
This episode was produced by Podcast Boutique http://www.podcastboutique.com
“One of the things you say is, the more authentic you are, the greater impact you'll make, that you'll make an impact just by existing.”
Amanda Bucci is back on the show once again, and host Bevin Farrand is connecting with the themes in her new book, Followed: The Content Creators Guide to Being Seen, Facing Judgement, and Building an Authentic Personal Brand. In her book, Amanda covers topics like living authentically, identity, and personal growth in relation to social media.
During this episode, Bevin and Amanda explore questions like how do I share my story, what do I keep to myself, and how do I prepare for the judgment of others? Plus, Amanda shares lessons from her spiritual psychology certification program at the University of Santa Monica, including the importance of compassionate self-forgiveness and loving responsibility.
Influencers and social media users, tune in as they discuss every facet of sharing your stories on social media!
Topics discussed in this episode:
- The theme of Amanda’s new book
- Finding safety in what you share on social media
- Privacy versus inauthenticity
- Getting comfortable with change
- Why we enjoy sharing our lives
- The impact of a loss or shift in identity
- Why we judge ourselves and self-forgiveness
You can learn more about — and buy your own copy of — Amanda's book here.
And click here to get on the waitlist to get updates on Bevin's book, coming out later this year.
This episode was produced by Podcast Boutique http://www.podcastboutique.com
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Choosing Your Own Definition of Success: Why It Matters for Achieving Your Personal Goals
Host Bevin Farrand’s Take The DAMN Chance movement was born out of her hope to inspire others to go after your dreams. The keyword word being “your,” because chasing after someone else’s won’t equip you with the passion needed to succeed.
In this episode, Bevin gives a quick backstory on how the movement came to be, and changed from “Take The DAMN Trip” to “Take The DAMN Chance.” She also shares her TRIP filter that shines a light on the chances you should be taking, and the ones you need to let go of.
You’ll specifically hear about the letter “P” in the acronym, which stands for Personal. Ask yourself, is this dream personal? Meaning, is it for YOU? Is it based on your own desires, your own definition of success?
To discover your personal definition of success and start living out your own dreams, tune in now!
Topics discussed in this episode:
- How the Take The DAMN Chance movement was born
- Bevin’s TRIP filter for defining your YES
- Establishing your own definition of success
Bevin's book is coming out soon! Sign up at www.bevinfarrand.com/book to be the first to hear all the updates.
This episode was produced by Podcast Boutique http://www.podcastboutique.com
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Embracing the "I Don't Know": Benefits of Uncertainty and New Possibilities
We have to “learn” before we can “know,” and that means being okay with not having all the answers — something that makes many people uneasy. That urge to feel in control and know what’s coming next is comforting, but opening yourself up to explore for those answers might be the key to getting where you’re meant to be.
Last week’s guest, Amanda Bucci, introduced host Bevin Farrand to the idea of “being comfortable in the void of the ‘I Don’t Know’” and it has inspired this episode. Today, she covers what it means to live in the “I Don’t Know,” and how it will improve your life. You’ll also learn about what Bevin calls “dreaming like children,” and why adults need to be engaging in it.
Being comfortable with uncertainty and saying "I don't know" can add excitement and vibrancy to ideas. It shows you're willing to explore new answers and admits you can't possibly have all the answers.
Tune in to learn more!
Topics discussed in this episode:
- There is power in embracing the "I don't know" mindset.
- Trust, honesty, vulnerability lead to growth mentality.
- Why you should sit in 'I don't know' for clarity.
- Embrace "I don't know" to achieve dreams.
Bevin's book is coming out soon! Sign up at www.bevinfarrand.com/book to be the first to hear all the updates.
This episode was produced by Podcast Boutique http://www.podcastboutique.com
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