In this fun conversation, Phil dishes his Instagram Live secrets so you get the confidence to go live yourself. If you're wanting more followers (yes!), more brand credibility (hello!), and more exposure (definitely!), then you must listen to this episode.

Long-time friend, recent client, and all-around incredible news anchor Ashley Rowe, discusses the secrets of being effective on camera. This episode is a must-listen for anyone who uses Zoom on a regular basis.

In this 1:1 episode, our hosts have a frank discussion about the opportunities that come from speaking with confidence. You'll learn about their fears (twist: Phil hasn't always been comfortable with the spotlight), their thoughts on a great presentation, and advice for commanding the room.

With references to The Social Dilemma, an overview of addiction indicators, and techniques for bringing awareness to your unconscious actions, this episode gives you the information and tools to take on 2021 with health in mind!

In the final episode of 2020, get ready to learn about qualitative goals, quantitative goals, and tactics for ensuring you’re staying on track. If you’re determined to make 2021 your year, this episode is for you. Happy New Year!

Sass Allard, change management consultant (and former client) knows how to implement and sustain permanent change in companies and people. She understands the intricacies of thriving in times of uncertainty.

Using client PaleOMG as an example, hosts Phil and Lauren walk through the process of creating a program from start to finish. You’ll learn how to conduct competitive research, tips for mapping out your curriculum, advice on format, vetted platforms, and so much more!

Audio expert Fernando Delgado shares the secrets to good audio. The trio discuss finding the right space for audio, tips for getting the best audio equipment, and other pointers for thriving in certainty as a creative.

In this very short episode of Brand Therapy, exhausted hosts Phil and Lauren have a discussion about energy management, taking work breaks, and communicating with clients.

Hosts Phil and Lauren celebrate 100 episodes of their podcast with a secret guest and a secret topic. This ep is a fun one full of familiar voices, and you’re invited to our party.

Hosts Lauren and Phil met with Lucas O'Keefe (Instagram Coach and one of the fastest growing creators they know) to dish on his secrets.

From selecting keywords for your freebie name to creating a memorable design, hosts Phil and Lauren walk through their process for creating freebies from start-to-finish.

Triathlete mindset coach (and past client) Adelaide Goodeve discusses avoiding mental fatigue, optimizing your energy, creating affirmations, streamlining your nighttime routine, and brain training for athletic performance.

Drum up engagement on your LinkedIn through updates. With live examples of effective posts, we chat about storytelling, post length, post types, and more.

If you've been binging Selling Sunset and Love is Blind like our two hosts, you'll love this episode that breaks down the casting strategies on reality TV shows.

As the founder of TripScout, Konrad Waliszewski has built a passionate user base of travellers. Hosts Phil and Lauren grill Konrad about his community’s trajectory—from initial fans to a group of thousands—to figure out the formula for uniting over a niche.

Ever wonder how to create a community about a specific topic? If you’ve got visions of a devoted group around a common cause, this episode is for you!

We've all experienced copycats in our lives, and copycats in branding are no exception. Hosts Phil and Lauren dish on their experiences with copycats over the years and discuss when it's worth ignoring, when it's worth confronting, and when serious action is needed to defend your work.

Lauren and Phil meet with social media expert Giselle Ugarte to discuss authenticity on social media. Giselle breaks down her advice for finding your voice, thriving on TikTok, and more!

This solo episode with Phil and Lauren walks through all the details of a partial rebrand. You'll learn the questions to ask yourself about your logo—ranging from function to values—and the softer components that can be easily updated.