The Blair Badenhop Show 118: The Magic of Creating an Unfiltered Personal Brand with Jolinda Johnson
Jolinda Johnson is a Women’s Health Coach who’s passionate about helping brilliant women master their stress and protect themselves against burnout so they can create big, bold lives as visionary leaders.
She’s over the version of health we're constantly being sold as women and is much more concerned with the things that actually make us feel vibrant and alive: living in harmony with our hormones and menstrual cycles, answering our soul’s callings, and feeling safe in our skin. Always.
Jolinda is originally from Detroit, Michigan, but has lived in Barcelona, Spain for the last twelve years. Once upon a time she was married but is now a single mom to her five-year-old son who was sent here to teach her how to live in the present and find joy in the flow.
As you’ll hear, Jolinda and I have been following each other on Instagram for years. And it’s been so cool to watch her grow a strong, bold, and powerful online presence. She’s is a total badass and I can’t wait for you to listen in on our conversation today.
In this episode, she shares her up and down journey with her own body, trying every single diet, and feeling unsafe in her skin—and the health condition that ultimately led her to transform everything, what inspired her to get her coaching certifications and what it looked like for her to start her business and find her specialty as a women’s health and hormone coach in the realm of burnout, why she says following her joy, her passion, and her rants was key to finding her true purpose in the wellness space, her two biggest marketing tools in the first year of business, and how they gave her a consistent client flow, how peeling back the layers of who she is and showing the unfiltered version of herself to the world is what she says allowed her business to really grow, why making collaboration and community a priority and being generous with those relationships has been so key to her becoming known in the industry, and so much more!
To learn more about Jolinda Johnson and the resources mentioned in this episode, visit the show notes.