Hello Reader,
I’m a polymath, so you may have been surprised by the variety of topics you see in my weekly newsletter.
Depending on what phase of my interests I was in when you subscribed, you may be a little confused about who I am and what I do.
To give you some context, I’ll give you the bullet-point rundown:
Professionally, I’m a digital marketer by trade. You can see case studies of my work here.
Personally, I’m a bibliophile. I love reading books, and you can read about the ten books that changed my life here.
During the pandemic, I taught a lot of virtual workshops on the topics of digital marketing and virtual events.
Click here to watch my Marketing Masterclasses
Click here to watch my Virtual Event Masterclasses
I’m also a business coach and virtual keynote speaker. If any of these links seem appealing to you, give a click and learn more.
Oh, and I also juggle flaming torches.
I hope that fills in some gaps. Feel free to follow me at the links below on social media, or reply and tell me: what's your secret talent?
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