052 | Step into the Spotlight | The Art of Getting Noticed | With Tsufit

Bootstrapping Your Dreams Show

English - July 20, 2019 20:28 - 35 minutes - 24.1 MB - ★★★★★ - 197 ratings
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Welcome to this heart-warming interview with Tsufit, an award-winning author of a provocative book ‘Step into the Spotlight! : A Guide to Getting Noticed’. This is our very own show ‘Bootstrapping Your Dreams’ hosted by Manuj Aggarwal.

Tsufit, besides being an author, is also a speaker, marketing genius, former lawyer, singer, and a comedian. After ten years of practicing law and working as a litigation lawyer, she finally left law and followed her passion as a performer. She played comedy on TV in a Canadian Sitcom and gained international limelight for her debut music album as a singer. Tsufit is currently a marketing coach and a speaker with insightful marketing tactics and genius advice for entrepreneurs. We will explore all of this in this episode. Tsufit’s unique story was the subject of a national television documentary which aired on several networks across Canada.

Her book ‘Step into the Spotlight! : A Guide to Getting Noticed’ is informative, provocative, refreshingly fun in the way it is written and very inspirational for those who seek to follow their dreams and grow their businesses.

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In this episode, we will learn:

•How to get noticed.

•Following your dream and making money from it

•Steps to step into the spotlight

•Figuring out what message you deliver to the world

•Coloring your message

•Importance of taking strong positions

•Learning from dictators

•Polarizing the audience

•Labeling your opponent before it labels itself

•Getting out of the shell of shyness