
Publicity, Purpose, and the Power of Your Story with Brielle Cotterman
What if your most painful experience held the key to your greatest impact? In this inspiring conversation, Allison Walsh is joined by Brielle Cotterman, publicity powerhouse and founder of the Influential Leader Agency. Brielle shares her personal story of survival, resilience, and reinvention—from overcoming domestic violence and attempted murder to becoming one of the most respected voices in PR and personal branding. Together, they unpack why owning your story is essential, how to strategically build visibility, and what it really takes to become the go-to expert in your field. Whether you're craving more confidence, credibility, or clarity in your message, this episode is your masterclass in showing up with purpose and using your voice to lead. 💡 Key Takeaways → Why your story is your most powerful brand asset → How to build visibility through credibility, communication, network & influence → The biggest mistakes people make with personal branding and PR → What a “vulnerability threshold” is—and why it matters in storytelling → Why thought leadership is a long game (and how to prep for media success) → Tactical ways to start taking control of your narrative today Resources & Links 📲 Connect with Brielle: @briellecotterman 🌐 Website: www.briellecotterman.com 🎙️ Get on the waitlist for her Influential Leader Agency training events 🔗 Explore free brand-building resources linked in the show notes Quotes to Remember “Confidence is walking into a room and not comparing yourself to anyone.” “We all have a personal brand—it’s just a matter of whether you’re building it intentionally.” “The thing that keeps you from being perfect is usually your real superpower.” “You get to lead the narrative. Don’t let someone else tell your story.” Connect with AllisonInterested in working together? Fill out this form.www.instagram.com/allisonwalshwww.shebelievedbook.comwww.allisonwalshconsulting.comBuild Your Brand On DemandDownload The Be Unforgettable Playbook
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