The Results Engine Podcast TRE 306 - Cheryl Hunter - How To Become World-Renowned By Leveraging Media
Cheryl Hunter is a bestselling author and speaker who shares her story worldwide on major media sources including People Magazine, Dr. Phil, NBC News, Dr. Oz, CNN, Fox, and PBS. Cheryl survived a life-changing trauma and as a response to captivity, she rose and, in the process, created an educational framework to help others overcome adversity. Cheryl advocates to end human trafficking by using her podcast Trafficked to give other trafficking survivors an opportunity to share their stories, reclaim their voice, and raise awareness about the issue.
Cheryl continually provides expert commentary for news sources including Dr. Oz, NBC News, Fox, PBS, Forbes Magazine, Inc., Entrepreneur, and many more; delivers four TED talks, and publishes two bestselling books. She also works as a TV writer and has written or produced for networks including CBS, HBO, Paramount Pictures, PBS, and CNN. She is helping people change the world in their unique way by getting the media recognition for the good work they are doing. Cheryl is helping people with triumphant stories get their message out to the world through major media. Her clients appear on national TV, radio, in magazines, in newspapers, and on stage.
In this episode of The Results Engine podcast, Cheryl shares her experience of trauma, forgiveness, and becoming a victor through her story of overcoming adversity. You'll also learn how your story will get you the leverage and media coverage that leads to the right and favorable connections. Her combined experiences make Cheryl uniquely qualified to help people produce outstanding results like her other clients who are featured on national TV, magazines, newspapers, radio, podcasts, and the stage.
How can your story showcase victory over adversity? Listen to the latest episode of The Results Engine podcast and use your unique story to get featured and positively impact people's lives.
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