034: Use Fear to Find Joy – Tara Bradford

Tara Bradford is the CEO and Founder of Rae Media Group, a strategic marketing communications firm, and sought after Communications Coach who works with everyone from startup founders to Inc 500 executives to help them be seen as trusted experts. She helps leaders communicate more effectively, both online and offline, so they can maintain their […]

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Tara Bradford is the CEO and Founder of Rae Media Group, a strategic marketing communications firm, and sought after Communications Coach who works with everyone from startup founders to Inc 500 executives to help them be seen as trusted experts. She helps leaders communicate more effectively, both online and offline, so they can maintain their incredible reputation, stay top of mind for their ideal clients, and improve their bottom line. She lives in New York City where she strives to connect with at least one new person every day (even as an introvert).

Tara started her career as a critical care nurse.  After a successful ten year career, helping patients and their families, something was tugging at her.  She saw her older colleagues doing the same things year after year and told herself, “I do not want that to be me”.  Tara considered her options and made a few different moves, eventually landing in New York City where she has her own communications firm.  She credits her ability to move through her fears as a pathway to experiencing joy and expressing herself creatively.

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In this episode we discuss:

How Tara spent a decade working as a critical care nurse for people on life support and how she helped families communicate with each other and helped doctors communicate with family.
Her life in New York City and her goal to connect with at least one new person every day, even though she’s an introvert.
A random encounter Tara had with a stranger who was truly fulfilled and joyful, and how that conversation played into her decisions for the future.
How she credits her ability to move through her fears, viewing them as a pathway to experiencing joy and expressing herself creatively.
The journey Tara’s career took from nursing to coaching in which she helps leaders communicate more effectively to maintain their incredible reputation, stay top of mind for their ideal clients, and improve their bottom line.
Her thoughts about being authentically who you are and sharing your voice with the world to make an impact.

Links

Tara Bradford on LinkedIn and Twitter.
www.tararaebradford.com

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