Susan Young's
Amplify Blog
Here's the Missing Piece of Communication in Construction
Interpersonal communication in A/E/C is about the CONSTRUCT of your interactions with others.
And the negative self-talk that loops around your busy brain 24/7.
We all experience it but few know how to control the mental chatter that holds us back.
I was there, and, thankfully, I'm not there anymore.
In my interview with Ron Nussbaum, host of the Construction Champions Podcast, I'll show you how to retool your mindset and confidence so that you're a Top Tier Communicator.
I share the crucial piece in the short clip above.
And I invite you to click here and watch the 30-minute episode on YouTube.
I Just Want to Sound Like Me
Famous last words: I just want to sound like me.
...But no one buys, my podcast audience has 4 listeners, I feel invisible...
I got ya.
The easiest way to improve your communication, grow your business, and feel more confident is with BS: Baby Steps.
The best part: You'll always stay true to yourself. Watch the quick video here.
Sidestep Algorithms and Ads to Get in Front of Your Ideal Clients
No clue about algorithms.
No money for ads.
No problem!
You can STILL grow your business and always have warm leads when you learn the strategy I've been using for 20+ years.
My clients, including Maria Swann, use this strategy. Maria now has wait lists--and higher rates! You can, too.
I explain it in the video above. Check it out!
Want to Be a Podcast Guest?
Whether you're a guest on a podcast or you host one, it's super important to be prepared for the right and best conversation.
It starts long before you start recording.
This 3-minute video sheds light on how to find the right show, virtual event, and audience to share your expertise. (Hint: Your interview is an organic lead magnet!)
Click the video above to watch and learn!
How I Made $18,000 on Clubhouse — and How You Can, Too
$18,000 in revenue from Clubhouse, and you can, too.7 Ways to Engage Today's Busy Audiences
I was FaceTiming with my nephew Eric, a college senior preparing to take on the world and make his mark.
Eric loves writing and has a strong sense of himself. He's bold, fun and funny. But he scared me beyond words.
Eric told me about his papers and professors. I'm sure he saw me twitch as he described his writing style and expression within the confines of a college classroom.
I told Eric point-blank: For the most part, everything you've had to write in college—style, formats and opinions.—will all go out the window.
The writing most of us have learned in school and have been using in business all these years is rarely effective these days.
Why?
Long, dry and stuffy writing is equivalent to a sleeping pill. People want personality and pizzazz.
Please don't ...
