A biography for Amber Hurdlehasn’t been written yet.
“Who cares what insecure people think who are insanely jealous that you are OK with yourself?”
“With a strong personal brand, you become the only option in the eyes of your ideal customer.”
“Nobody can experience everything, so you need to borrowthe experience of others.”
“A Bombshell wants it all, yet she is beginning to see shecan’t have it all at once.”
“Batching or “bucketing” your tasks is ripping the Band- Aid off whenever you have to deal with ongoing activities.”
“Even if you delegate that responsibility, ultimately you are the one responsible for howyour brand is portrayed.”
“I’m telling you that responsibly applying time strategy and proactively leveraging your calendar is the dumb ol’ secret to seeing your dreams come true.”
“The thing is, If you try to market to everyone, then you successfully market to no one.”
“By not stepping into your greatness, you are letting down everyone around you whom you can inspire, touch, or influence.”
“To set yourself up for success, you need to be real about what you can commit to consistently.”
“Exceptional customer service proactively manages your brand and reactively can turn upset customers into raving fans based on how you handled their complaint.”
“When you have a strong company culture it will shine through your brand and you can authentically say, “This is what our brand is about.”
“If your plan is not working, pivot. If it is working, do more of it!”
“Raise your hand if your calendar ever makes you feel the need for an oxygen mask!”
“To gain your share of the market, you must show how your company is different and how your culture produces a unique experience for your customers, leaving no room for competition. And that, Bombshell, is your brand.”
“Determine how you are going to measure your success.”
“Do your best in the day, for the day, and then work on tomorrow when it comes. Show yourself grace and laugh at yourself.”
“The time to market yourself is all of the time.”
“Your company culture is made up of the family rules ofyour business that establish consistent expectations among all.”
“I pick my technology like I picked my husband. It has to complement, not complicate, my life.”