Helping Founders Become Thought Leaders | Founder of Cue Studios

You’re already sitting on a goldmine (your personal brand). Let’s unlock it.

I never set out to "build a personal brand." I just started sharing what I knew.

And then, something unexpected happened. Opportunities started coming my way. Clients. Speaking invites. Partnerships.

That was my first “aha” moment. This isn’t just posting online. It’s a growth engine.

Most founders ignore their personal brand. Here’s why that’s a mistake.

Right now, you’re running a business. You’re solving problems. You’re having conversations every day that could be turned into valuable content.

But instead:

• You don’t know what to talk about
• You’re not sure how you want to come across
• You’re not leveraging your experience to attract the right people

What if I told you you don’t have to do anything extra?

Your daily insights are already content. You just need the right strategy to get it in front of the right people.

This is where I come in.

I help founders turn their expertise into authority without wasting time or chasing vanity metrics.

What I do:

• Define your personal brand. Who you are, what you stand for, and how you should show up online
• Create the right content for the right audience so you attract clients, investors, or opportunities
• Develop a system so your brand runs without taking over your life

And here’s what happens when we get it right:

• Speaking engagements on top-tier stages
• Inbound leads and investment opportunities
• Industry recognition that makes you the go-to name in your field
• A network of high-value relationships that drive your business forward

I’ve helped tech founders, Web3 builders, and executives grow their influence and I can help you do the same.

So, what’s your next move?

You can keep letting others control the narrative about who you are.

Or you can start shaping it yourself and attract the kind of opportunities that change everything.

DM me or book a call. Let’s make your brand work for you.

Byron Grealy

I mentioned the idea of moving to Dubai in an off-handed way.

She didn’t blink. She just said: “Hell yes. Let’s do it.”

That moment says everything about the way she backs me.

I was already confident in the plan.
But having someone who immediately matches that energy is huge. 

She quit her job, moved countries, and didn’t turn it into a drama.
She saw the vision and doubled down with me.

And day to day, she still does the same.
She talks through growth plans with me.
She helps me organise whatever nonsense is in my head.
She believes in the goals we’ve set.

Plus, she knows I run on tough love.
So she gives it straight.
No hand-holding. Just the truth I need to hear to get things done.

So here’s the thank you.
For putting up with me.
For pushing me.
And for backing the life we’re building without hesitation.

I may be biased, but I truly believe that everyone needs someone like that in their corner.

You already have a personal brand.

You’re just leaving it up to everyone else to define.

You're always pitching your brand.
You’re doing it on dates, in meetings, in interviews, you just don’t call it that.

Founders forget this.

They treat “personal brand” like an extra task they’ll get to once the product is perfect, the team is bigger, or things finally slow down.

But the real issue is, if people don’t get what you do, they can’t buy it, join it, or care about it.

And most founders stay stuck because their positioning is unclear and they’re not sure what’s worth sharing.

The simplest fix is to document what you actually do all day.

Not the highlight reel.
The decisions, the dead-ends, the small wins, the things you’re still figuring out.

When you do that, you stop running out of ideas, because your work creates them for you.
And the more you show up, the faster the market learns who you are and how to think about you.

You don’t need to become a creator.
You just need to stop hiding the parts of your work that would make people trust you faster.

Because you’re already selling every time you show up.
You may as well decide which version of you people remember.

LinkedIn is popping off right now. 

Rewarding the ones who show up consistently, even posting multiple times a day. That wasn't a thing before.

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