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A deployment scare, a late AuDHD diagnosis, and the research on midlife brains, plus the judgment those same years quietly build. Dare to be Wickedly BrandedYour next step: Take the free Brand Magic LensEnjoying the show? Follow it and leave a rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.P.S. If you want your marketing to feel a little more magical:Read Wickedly Branded®, or start with the first chapter freeGet our weekly newsletter, the Brand Magic MinuteWatch every episode on YouTubeInvite Beverly Cornell as a guest speakerBe a guest on the show: apply here

What if the reason your growth keeps slipping back has less to do with strategy and more to do with what your nervous system has learned to call normal?In this episode of Marketing, Magic, & the Messy Middle, Beverly Cornell sits down with Jeni Jonte, an identity and transformation coach and the founder of Jeni Jonte Coaching and Diamond Lifestyle. After more than 15 years as a physical therapist, Jeni stepped into coaching and spent her early years copying what everyone else said she should do. Building her own business became what she calls forced personal development, and it showed her how closely a brand reflects what is happening inside the person behind it.Jeni explains her idea of the identity set point: the level of income, visibility, and ease that feels safe to your nervous system, and why you keep drifting back to it even after a breakthrough. Together, Jeni and Beverly talk about the should suitcase, the bridge between who you were and who you are becoming, and why showing up as yourself builds the trust your clients need.Key Marketing Topics1. Copying other coaches creates brand confusion. When you switch strategies every time someone new tells you what works, nothing stays in the world long enough for people to trust you. Consistency builds the brand.2. Your background is your magic. Jeni's physical therapy and science experience sets her apart, and it was hiding on her website. The parts of your story you nerd out about are often your clearest point of difference.3. Visibility is vulnerable, and it is where trust begins. Like playing tuba in the orchestra pit, working behind the scenes feels safe. Clients choose the person, and your brand grows when you step onto the stage.4. Respect the messy middle. Growth rarely happens in one leap. Jeni calls it the bridge identity, the phase where most people quit because the change has not settled yet.Connect with Jeni JonteWebsite and her program Beyond the Threshold: jenijonte.comLinkedIn: Jeni JonteInstagram: @rootedradiantwellYour next stepCurious how your brand comes across right now? Take the free Brand Magic Lens at score.wickedlybranded.com. It takes about four minutes.Dare to be Wickedly Branded. Dare to be Wickedly BrandedYour next step: Take the free Brand Magic LensEnjoying the show? Follow it and leave a rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.P.S. If you want your marketing to feel a little more magical:Read Wickedly Branded®, or start with the first chapter freeGet our weekly newsletter, the Brand Magic MinuteWatch every episode on YouTubeInvite Beverly Cornell as a guest speakerBe a guest on the show: apply here

What if the challenges women face in business today are connected to barriers built decades ago? In this 5-minute episode, we explore Legacy Load and how history continues to shape the way women approach business, leadership, and financial opportunities.We dive into three marketing and business topics:The History of Women in Business: How past financial restrictions continue to influence women's access to entrepreneurship and business growth.Legacy Load: The invisible expectations, limitations, and inherited beliefs that women may carry into their businesses.Breaking the Cycle Through Branding: How recognizing these patterns can help women build businesses with confidence, purpose, and a brand that reflects their own vision.Some business costs never show up on an invoice, but understanding them is the first step toward changing the story. Dare to be Wickedly BrandedYour next step: Take the free Brand Magic LensEnjoying the show? Follow it and leave a rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.P.S. If you want your marketing to feel a little more magical:Read Wickedly Branded®, or start with the first chapter freeGet our weekly newsletter, the Brand Magic MinuteWatch every episode on YouTubeInvite Beverly Cornell as a guest speakerBe a guest on the show: apply here

Season 13 of Marketing, Magic and the Messy Middle is about brand evolution: what happens when a woman founder's business grows faster than the brand around it, and how she brings it forward.Get Beverly's book, Wickedly Branded: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HM2CNVDQTake the free Brand Magic Lens: https://score.wickedlybranded.com/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=shownotes&utm_campaign=s13&utm_content=s13trailerFor years, Beverly could hear the next version of a client's brand before the client could, while her own brand waited its turn. Her business has carried three names: BeverlyCornell.com in 2011, BC and Associates Marketing in 2020, and Wickedly Branded in 2025. Three names, same heart.This season:• Three solo episodes on evolving without erasing your earlier chapters, the gap between claiming a new brand and becoming it, and why a living brand keeps becoming• Twelve women living their own evolution: Jeni Jonte, Sylvia Glanton, Denise Hansard, Jen Fedorowicz, Natasha Golinsky, Jackie Coley, Sally Morgan, Catherine Lang-Cline, Savannah Fraser, Traci Austin, Miriam Katz, and Laurie Hartley-Moore Dare to be Wickedly BrandedYour next step: Take the free Brand Magic LensEnjoying the show? Follow it and leave a rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.P.S. If you want your marketing to feel a little more magical:Read Wickedly Branded®, or start with the first chapter freeGet our weekly newsletter, the Brand Magic MinuteWatch every episode on YouTubeInvite Beverly Cornell as a guest speakerBe a guest on the show: apply here

Beverly Cornell shares how her business grew through three names, and how women founders can evolve their brand without erasing what they built, using a simple Keep, Carry, and Release sort.In this episode:• Why a founder can hear the next version of a client's brand and still miss her own• How BeverlyCornell.com became BC and Associates Marketing, then Wickedly Branded• The Shimmering Thread: what shows up in every chapter of your business, under every name• Keep, Carry, and Release: what stays, what comes forward in a new form, and what you let go with gratitude• A one-page exercise and two moves for the next 30 days Dare to be Wickedly BrandedYour next step: Take the free Brand Magic LensEnjoying the show? Follow it and leave a rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.P.S. If you want your marketing to feel a little more magical:Read Wickedly Branded®, or start with the first chapter freeGet our weekly newsletter, the Brand Magic MinuteWatch every episode on YouTubeInvite Beverly Cornell as a guest speakerBe a guest on the show: apply here

Beverly Cornell explains why an established business can keep selling the woman you were years ago, and how to spot the older decisions still running your website, offers, and calendar.For years, Beverly was convinced there was a secret room where the people who really knew what they were doing handed out the rules for success. Her invitation had clearly gone missing. So she went looking for it: the books, the courses, the degrees, the coaches, the masterminds.What she found changed how she looks at branding. A business doesn't update itself when you do. Your website can keep selling a service you would be thrilled never to deliver again, and your calendar can still run on choices you made when every inquiry felt like rent money. None of those choices were mistakes. The trouble starts when they keep deciding for you long after you stopped choosing them.In this episode:Behind the curtain: why the rules you've been following may have been written by you, for a season that has already ended.The older story: how a brand can keep doing exactly what you once asked it to do.What's been choosing for you: the line that opens the book, "You cannot make an intentional choice until you can see what has been choosing for you."Try this today: open your services or about page, set a timer for 10 minutes, and find one sentence, offer, or photo that reflects a decision you made years ago. Write down what problem it solved back then. No redesign needed. Just catch one older story in the act. Dare to be Wickedly BrandedYour next step: Take the free Brand Magic LensEnjoying the show? Follow it and leave a rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.P.S. If you want your marketing to feel a little more magical:Read Wickedly Branded®, or start with the first chapter freeGet our weekly newsletter, the Brand Magic MinuteWatch every episode on YouTubeInvite Beverly Cornell as a guest speakerBe a guest on the show: apply here

Beverly Cornell shares how she found the name Wickedly Branded in the last five words of a blog post, and how naming your own pattern helps other people see your expertise.Get Beverly's book, Wickedly Branded: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HM2CNVDQTake the free Brand Magic Lens: https://score.wickedlybranded.com/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=shownotes&utm_campaign=episodeWhat do you do so easily that you stopped calling it expertise?Some people name a company after months of focus groups. Beverly found hers in the last five words of a blog post about the courage to show your true green, and she bought the domain that same day. Those five words helped her see a pattern that had been running through her whole career.In this five-minute episode, Beverly shares what the Wicked story stirred up, why so many of us learn to edit ourselves before anyone else can, and how naming your own pattern changes what other people can see in you.In this episode:The edit. How years of making everyone else comfortable can teach us to soften what we mean before we say it.The shimmering thread. The pattern across your history of strengths, values, and instincts that trained the judgment you use now.Brand magic. What happens when who you are and how you show up tell the same story strongly enough for others to feel it.Try this today: set a timer for 10 minutes and write down three things you do so easily that you’ve stopped counting them as expertise. Don’t polish them. Just get them on paper.Read the blog: Show Your True Green: Be Recognizable Without Performing (https://wickedlybranded.com/show-your-true-green-be-recognizable-without-performing/)Follow the show so the next one finds you.ABOUT BEVERLYBeverly Cornell is a Brand Evolution Strategist, founder of Wickedly Branded®, and author of Wickedly Branded: Claim Your Voice, Visibility, and Authority in a World Not Built for Women. She spent fifteen years building Fortune 500 and tech startup brands before founding her firm.Work with us: https://wickedlybranded.com Dare to be Wickedly BrandedYour next step: Take the free Brand Magic LensEnjoying the show? Follow it and leave a rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.P.S. If you want your marketing to feel a little more magical:Read Wickedly Branded®, or start with the first chapter freeGet our weekly newsletter, the Brand Magic MinuteWatch every episode on YouTubeInvite Beverly Cornell as a guest speakerBe a guest on the show: apply here

The Season 12 trailer shows how Beverly Cornell walks through her book one short episode at a time, naming the four walls of time, money, expectation, and visibility, and the way out.Get Beverly's book, Wickedly Branded: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HM2CNVDQTake the free Brand Magic Lens: https://score.wickedlybranded.com/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=shownotes&utm_campaign=episodeWhat could shift if you gave your business five minutes a day?Season 12 walks through the book one short episode at a time. Each one brings a real story, the idea in plain words, and one small thing to try before your coffee gets cold.We start inside the Tornado of Overwhelm and name the four walls so many of us have been working inside: time, money, expectation, and visibility. Then we find the way out through Recognize, Claim, Be Seen, and Lead.In this trailer:The four walls. Why time, money, expectation, and visibility quietly shape the business you’re running.The way out. How Recognize, Claim, Be Seen, and Lead turn what you see into what you choose.What’s ahead. The hardest no’s, the white minivan effect, why to buy the cake, and the day Beverly left the laptop at home.You don’t need the book to listen. Follow the show so the next episode finds you.ABOUT BEVERLYBeverly Cornell is a Brand Evolution Strategist, founder of Wickedly Branded®, and author of Wickedly Branded: Claim Your Voice, Visibility, and Authority in a World Not Built for Women. She spent fifteen years building Fortune 500 and tech startup brands before founding her firm.Work with us: https://wickedlybranded.com Dare to be Wickedly BrandedYour next step: Take the free Brand Magic LensEnjoying the show? Follow it and leave a rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.P.S. If you want your marketing to feel a little more magical:Read Wickedly Branded®, or start with the first chapter freeGet our weekly newsletter, the Brand Magic MinuteWatch every episode on YouTubeInvite Beverly Cornell as a guest speakerBe a guest on the show: apply here

In the Season 11 finale, Beverly Cornell shows how brand evolution works as a living cycle and how to remake one autopilot decision on purpose, with one visible change in seven days.Get Beverly's book, Wickedly Branded: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HM2CNVDQTake the free Brand Magic Lens: https://score.wickedlybranded.com/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=shownotes&utm_campaign=episodeThere’s No Place Like HomeIn the Season 11 finale, Beverly walks back through the whole Wickedly Branded® journey, from Recognize to Claim to Be Seen to Lead, and shows how it works as a living cycle of brand evolution. Home starts to feel recognizable when the woman, the business, and the way she is known all tell the same current story.Dorothy, Glinda, and a pair of sparkly iridescent ballet flats close the season with a reminder: the shoes were always yours.In this episode1. Brand Evolution as a Living CycleHow leading reveals new things to recognize, and why every stage of the journey asks for another current decision.2. Curiosity Inside ExperienceStanding in what you know while staying open to what the years ahead can still teach you.3. Make One Autopilot Decision on PurposeFour questions to remake a decision running on autopilot, plus one visible change within seven days.ABOUT BEVERLYBeverly Cornell is a Brand Evolution Strategist, founder of Wickedly Branded®, and author of Wickedly Branded: Claim Your Voice, Visibility, and Authority in a World Not Built for Women. She spent fifteen years building Fortune 500 and tech startup brands before founding her firm.Work with us: https://wickedlybranded.com Dare to be Wickedly BrandedYour next step: Take the free Brand Magic LensEnjoying the show? Follow it and leave a rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.P.S. If you want your marketing to feel a little more magical:Read Wickedly Branded®, or start with the first chapter freeGet our weekly newsletter, the Brand Magic MinuteWatch every episode on YouTubeInvite Beverly Cornell as a guest speakerBe a guest on the show: apply here

Beverly Cornell explains how to build a legacy through the ideas, people, standards, and opportunities you strengthen, drawing on a 14-year client relationship and what her sons learn from her business.Get Beverly's book, Wickedly Branded: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HM2CNVDQTake the free Brand Magic Lens: https://score.wickedlybranded.com/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=shownotes&utm_campaign=episodeWhat Continues Because of YouLegacy is whatever keeps helping after you stop being the person doing all of the helping. In this episode, Beverly shares the 14-year client relationship that taught her continuation can include completion, what her sons are learning from watching her build a business, and why she asks every new team member to write their own eulogy.Be the Glinda: strengthen another woman’s judgment, open the door, say her name in the room, and let her keep the shoes. Inspired by the What Continues Because of You chapter of Wickedly Branded®.In this episode1. Legacy Starts Close to HomeHow ideas, people, standards, and the opportunities you open carry your influence forward.2. Be the GlindaStrengthening someone else’s judgment instead of making her depend on your answers.3. Five Things to Strengthen This YearName one idea, one person, one standard, one opportunity, and one relationship, then put an action and a date beside one.ABOUT BEVERLYBeverly Cornell is a Brand Evolution Strategist, founder of Wickedly Branded®, and author of Wickedly Branded: Claim Your Voice, Visibility, and Authority in a World Not Built for Women. She spent fifteen years building Fortune 500 and tech startup brands before founding her firm.Work with us: https://wickedlybranded.com Dare to be Wickedly BrandedYour next step: Take the free Brand Magic LensEnjoying the show? Follow it and leave a rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.P.S. If you want your marketing to feel a little more magical:Read Wickedly Branded®, or start with the first chapter freeGet our weekly newsletter, the Brand Magic MinuteWatch every episode on YouTubeInvite Beverly Cornell as a guest speakerBe a guest on the show: apply here