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Ever wonder what really goes on behind a brand? This Might Get Creative is the podcast for entrepreneurs who want real, unfiltered brand strategy — told through the stories of the people who built something worth talking about. Each episode, host and branding expert Svenja Lyon of Lyon Creatives goes behind the brand with founders and creatives to uncover the wins, the hard lessons, and the moments that shaped who they are. These aren't polished highlight reels — they're honest business stories about growth, identity, and what it actually takes to build a brand that lasts. If you're ready to stop guessing and start seeing how business growth really happens — this is where entrepreneur stories get told.
Unknown Host hosts This Might Get Creative -With Brand Strategist & Creative Director Svenja Lyon, a business show with 35 episodes published.
Gwendolyn Young built Your Virtual Admin Expert after a lupus diagnosis forced her to rethink what a sustainable business could look like. She talks with Svenja about starting from a makeshift website with zero virtual a
Stephanie Ohannesian spent four years producing events for NBC Universal without a single day off, until her body shut down and she landed in the ER. That crisis became Triage Coaching and Consulting, a burnout and stres
Caroline Benefield wrote a cozy fantasy series, won best manuscript at a writing conference, and had agents asking for more. Then she realized writing was healing her, not building her career. She founded Southern Grit D
Sarah Mariano built The Stretch Therapists into a global certification company while traveling the world as a digital nomad. Then she made a decision that most founders dread: she stepped back from being the face of the
Episode 33. Dan Keller runs George J. Keller and Sons, a third-generation family roofing, siding, and windows company in Flanders, NJ. For the past three years, private equity firms have been offering family-owned roofin
Search is changing in real time, and most business owners are still optimizing for the version that doesn't exist anymore. Jacki DeVries spent 15+ years in digital marketing (including time alongside Neil Patel's team) b
In this episode, I sit down with Andrea Klunder, founder of The Creative Impostor Studios, to talk about what podcasting really does for a business when it is working, and why so many shows stall out before they start de
Katie Eberman went from corporate admin work to stay-at-home mom to virtual assistant to web designer, and she built every part of that path by paying attention to what she actually loved doing. Today she runs Simply by
Most marketing isn’t failing because of bad ideas — it’s failing because marketing and leadership aren’t speaking the same language. Mari-Liis Vaher learned that the hard way, standing in front of a bank CEO with a polis
Howard Rudin spent 13 years cooking in New York City kitchens before trading his chef's knife for a tape measure and walking into the family conveyor belting business. Thirty years later, he's keeping production lines ru
Julia DeWolfe is a CBT-informed business coach and founder of Off The Record, a 1:1 coaching program for women in service and expertise-based businesses. She works with clients through Voxer — in real time, not waiting f
Faith Morris moved back to the U.S. from Australia in 2023 with two kids under two, no local community, and a husband starting a stone masonry business from scratch. Within six months, that business turned profitable. Wi
Most leadership tools tell you what to do. Chemp.ai lets you practice. Susanne Drews spent 15 years in middle management across media, IT, and healthcare, and she built this app because she lived the problem herself. Now
AI content is everywhere right now, and we all know it. Polished, perfect, and somehow completely forgettable. In this solo episode, Svenja Lyon digs into why authentic brand voice is the thing that’s actually cutting th
Diana Friedman found a journal from 1987 — she was in her twenties — where she had written that she wanted to run writing retreats for women. Decades later, she's doing exactly that: in the Basque Pyrenees of Spain, the
What happens when you spend 16 years helping the world’s biggest brands find their voice — and then realize you’ve lost touch with your own? In this episode of This Might Get Creative, I sit down with Eric Vasquez — a Pr
What does it take to build a culturally immersive travel company from scratch — no investors, no elaborate business plan, just a beach playdate and a shared passion? In this episode of This Might Get Creative, I sit down
Brand photographer Nicole Bedard has spent 16 years helping makers, artists, and designers turn their creative process into visual storytelling that attracts aligned clients. In this episode, she gets into why showing on
Ever wonder why some businesses look like a million-dollar operation while others — offering the exact same service — seem forgettable? The answer almost always comes down to branding. In this solo episode, Lyon Creative
In this powerful episode, host Svenja Lyon sits down with Michele Schalin , mental fitness coach and author, for an inspiring conversation about what it truly means to thrive in today's high-pressure world. Michele bring
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