Ever feel like growing your audience means you have to be someone you’re not? That reaching more people requires playing a game that just doesn’t feel right?
You’re not alone.
In this episode of Wired Differently, Christina, Melanie, and Victoria are breaking down how to expand your reach without sacrificing your authenticity.
Because let’s be real—what’s the point of growth if it doesn’t align with who you are?
🔥 Here’s what we’re covering in this episode:
* Why having a “limited” audience isn’t always a bad thing
* How to define your entrepreneurial identity (without faking it)
* Creative ways to grow your reach authentically
* Why engagement beats vanity metrics every time
* The best places to find your people (and it’s not just social media!)
* How to craft messaging that attracts the right clients
Your audience doesn’t need to be the biggest—just the right one.
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