Hosted by Anna Brand · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 20 episodes
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The podcast for founders who are done pretending.You’re brilliant at what you do. You’re also winging it, avoiding networking, and googling how to explain your own business at 11pm.Real talk about the messy, unglamorous reality of building a brand when you’d honestly rather hide. No six-figure flexing. No pretending the office isn’t your kitchen table. Just honest conversations about the awkward, the embarrassing, the “why does everyone else seem to have it together” moments nobody’s saying out loud.Hosted by brand strategist Anna Brand. Because someone had to say it.
Anna Brand hosts B. with Anna Brand, a business show with 20 episodes published.
Nic Redman has a master's degree in voice studies, a background in stand-up comedy, and a very strong opinion about AI-generated scripts. In this episode: • Why slowing down doesn't automatically make you a better speake
Becca Brighty is a business psychologist, occupational psychologist, and ADHD coach who spent years watching RSD run her business before she even knew what RSD was. In this episode: • What rejection sensitivity dysphoria
Sarah Mills was the shyest girl in the room for most of her life. Now she speaks on stages, runs Wow Women, and has plans to keynote in Vegas. In this episode: • Why you have to do it badly before you can do it well • Th
Nicola Little spent years being everywhere, being told she was too much, and not knowing why nothing quite felt like her. In this episode: • Why you can't be authentic if you don't know who you are yet • Masking, neurodi
Owen Ryan didn't set out to be a neurodiversity coach. He got there via the media industry, a veterans programme, and a lot of unexpected conversations. In this episode: • Why he doesn't call himself an ADHD coach — and
Michelle Minnikin is a work psychologist, author, ADHD brain, and self-described menace on the internet. She wrote her first book in 2 years, put on 5 stone doing it, and isn't sorry about any of it. In this episode: • G
Ashley King paid privately for her ADHD diagnosis because she says it saved her life. Then 4 of her siblings got diagnosed too. Nobody in her family had ever known. In this episode: • Why she hates the word superpower —
Jenny Smith invented a job going to networking events full time, started a business on maternity leave the day lockdown began, and accidentally enrolled in a PhD at Durham. She also once spent a night signing gossip acro
This one's got it all: flaming toilet rolls, driving to work starkers, a house with ears, and a beautifully honest chat about life, IVF, and starting kickboxing at 54. Mychael Owen joins Anna for a rollercoaster of a con
YAlexander Bell — yes, that's his actual name — has built an entire career around our relationship with technology. He also once nearly got expelled for doing the Full Monty in a school talent show at age 11. The two thi
Consider this the episode we never planned to make. In this episode: • Max the German Shepherd treats the microphone as a chew toy • Nobody can do their intro without bottling it at least four times • Fake tattoos make a
Paul Lancaster organised his first ever event, got 600 people through the door, and ended the week with £3 in his bank account. Nobody tells you that part. In this episode: • How he went from zero events experience to 60
Lucy Batley fell into business by accident, lost it all, hit rock bottom, took up white collar boxing at 50, and came out the other side with zero patience for hype. In this episode: • What AI actually is — and what it a
You don't need to be ready, you just need to start. In this episode, I'm sharing 11 surprising things I've learned from doing the thing that scared me: launching this podcast. Only 5 episodes in, and it's already changed
Charlotte Windebank started her business on job seeker's allowance, living on a £2,000 boat in Newcastle marina with a cat that let itself in through the tarpaulin. She didn't know there was a startup loan available. Nob
This episode is a masterclass in unapologetically showing up as yourself, from someone who's been doing it before personal branding even became a buzzword. Alan Robson brings stories, truth, humour and serious wisdom. In
In this episode, I turn the tables on Neil, normally behind the camera, to help him fix the real reason his messaging isn't landing. It's not about being louder or more polished. It's about saying what matters in a way t
Alfie Joey has been terrible at everything he's ever done. Stand-up, radio, keynotes, podcasting — all of it, rubbish at the start. He also trained to be a priest, did 30 gigs a month to learn comedy, and went on to win
This one's a little rough around the edges... and that's exactly why I'm putting it out. Episode 2 is me, slightly stiffer, definitely less flowy, and absolutely overthinking it — but showing up anyway. Because that's wh
Anna chats about why (after 15 years!) she's finally decided to set up a podcast and what she hopes it will become!
Nic Redman
voice coach, author of On the Mic, host of 'The Voice Coach Podcast'
1 appearance on this show
Sarah Mills
Beyond Secondary Segment Manager at Twinkl · Nova Craft Canoe
1 appearance on this show
Michelle Minnikin
work psychologist, author, ADHD brain, self-described menace on the internet
1 appearance on this show
Ashley King
actor, playwright, podcaster, accessibility advocate · Natural History Museum
1 appearance on this show
Jenny Smith
NSW Volunteer of the Year · Balance and Harmony Therapeutic Massage
1 appearance on this show
Max
PutnamCards · Extreme Virtual Pro Wrestling
1 appearance on this show
Neil Jackson
Senior Lecturer · University of Lincoln
1 appearance on this show
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