How to Escape Irrelevancy & Stand Out With Your Brand with Steve Radick

In the world premiere episode of Let's Blow This Up, Steve Radick joins host Jason Cercone to discuss how you can avoid becoming irrelevant in your niche, why you need to take more risks with your brand, and tips for putting your best brand message forward.

3 Big Takeaways From This Episode

Never be afraid to say what needs to be heard. In a world where too many people keep thoughts, feelings, and ideas bottled up, be the one who speaks your mind and don't be afraid to hear the word 'no' in response.
A little tough love is a good thing. Don't let it torpedo your direction or brand as a whole. Take the comments and feedback you receive as constructive criticism that can lead to potential improvements in the future and, always remember, a little controversy isn't necessarily the worst thing in the world.
Be unapologetically you and embrace tough scenarios that force you to learn and grow.

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Diving Deeper Into This Episode:

Are You Afraid to Say What Needs to Be Heard?

Unfortunately, we live in a world where too many people say what they THINK you want to hear versus what you need to hear. If you fall into this category, it's time to change your tune immediately! Read More

Never Be Afraid to Hear 'No' When It Comes to An Idea

According to a study conducted by UCLA, children are told 'no' 400 TIMES A DAY. It's no wonder we grow up dreading the thought of someone saying 'no' to our product, our idea, our sales pitch, our request to take someone new on a date. Read More

Why Do We Live In a World That Lacks "Tough Love?"

As you'll discover when you dig into this episode, the answer to that question can be summed up in two words: Social Media. Read More

What You Need to Do To Put Your Best Brand Message Forward

If you really want to stay relevant in your niche and put forth a message that hits home with the right audience, here's two pieces of advice from Steve Radick that will help you make it happen: