“I approach risk, I see it, and I'm like, okay, what's the worst thing that can happen?”
Every Man Jack's Ellie Off has a fearless approach to risk taking and personal growth. She credits her "big moves" and willingness to say yes for much of her success. The vp of marketing, brand & innovation advises everyone, from those just starting out to seasoned pros, to always stay open, trust your gut, and continue learning each step of the way. In this episode of Brand Insider: BTS, Ellie opens up about navigating change and embracing new experiences. She also reflects on the impact of her mother's influence, who taught her the power of diving in and leading with purpose. She emphasizes the importance of being patient with ourselves and asking for help, and admits to having greater appreciation for things today than in her younger years. Watch the interview >
We all need to say "yes" to things more often! That's what Alexis Parra did during what she calls her growth phase, and Nekter ... Watch the interview >
Penguin Random House's senior director of advertising, Rochelle Clark, dives into the world of publishing. She talks about how reading can open minds to ... Watch the interview >
With no grand plan in mind, A Taste of Koko's founder, Jane Ko, admits that her journey as an influencer all started simply by ... Watch the interview >
Catherine Seaton discusses the power of saying "yes" to new opportunities, embracing risk, and the lessons she's learned from failure. In this episode of ... Watch the interview >
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