Emily talks about Intrinsic Branding on the Riderflex Podcast
Filed Under: Intrinsic Branding, Podcast
Our founder, Emily Soccorsy, was on the Riderflex – Recruiting & Consulting podcast talking about intrinsic branding (of course!), the importance of transitions, AI, and second-generation businesses. ( Sidenote: 2nd …
What will you choose to focus on when big moments come for your brand?
Filed Under: Intrinsic Branding, Leadership
Make it about the mission. Focus on the fundamental details. Stay grounded.
One Word I Loathe: Solutions
Filed Under: Intrinsic Branding, Leadership
Are you accustomed, at all, to reflecting on your intentions?
Why do I do this? An open letter
Filed Under: 21st Century Branding, Beliefs-Based Branding, Humanistic Marketing, Intrinsic Branding, Leadership
Brand is how people experience your soul.
3 Signals an Ending Is Near
Filed Under: Intrinsic Branding, Leadership
Your intuition will tell you when it’s time to create an Ending.
Practicing is About These 4 Things
Filed Under: 21st Century Branding, Beliefs-Based Branding, Leadership, Team
As we talk about practicing – building new habits to help us accomplish goals, tasks or to build new skills, we apply discipline to the external process, the actual doing
Practicing…Without Strain, Striving or Stress
Filed Under: Intrinsic Branding, Leadership
Practice is the name of the game when learning a skill or a new way of approaching something, but it’s the perfect I get caught up in, where I stall.
Repelling Requires Boundaries
Filed Under: 21st Century Branding, Intrinsic Branding, Leadership, Uncategorized
Be strong in your desire to repel – and be soft in how you handle it.
Repelling Begins with Internal Truth Telling
Filed Under: 21st Century Branding, Intrinsic Branding, Leadership
By Emily Soccorsy One of the core concepts we dance with at Root + River is the idea of repelling. Most people think of repelling as a bad thing. We …
Three Ways to Think About Seeking in Your Work
Filed Under: Intrinsic Branding, Leadership, Team
Seeking – Photo by Linus Sandvide