As a creative, words are the lifeblood of your career.
The way you use them can either open the door to amazing opportunities, or keep you limited and stuck.
No matter what your artistic discipline, you need to be able to communicate your message. That’s what creative, editor, entrepreneur and consultant Yoshika Green specializes in doing for entrepreneurs, job-seekers, creatives, aspiring writers, top companies, marketing departments and more.
Her gift is being able to recognize talent in others and draw that out of them in a joint effort to realize greatness. She uses this talent to connect people and create community wherever she goes, especially between aspiring authors, entrepreneurs, ministries and high-performance companies.
In this transparent and enlightening talk, we dug into how authenticity and understanding your true superpower can revolutionize your creative business; why people don't buy products, but rather buy the personality behind the product; how God can open up doors even when you don't know what your next step is; and how simple strategies like finding accountability partners and batching your social media work can keep your ideas and your writing flowing.
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Yoshika is the dynamic CEO of the YGC, a communications agency. She's known for her creative genius and transformative strategies. She combines a deep understanding of the business landscape with a strong storytelling instinct to help individuals and organizations articulate their vision and carve out their space in the world.
As an authority in the grant funding space, Yoshika helps various enterprises secure the funds they need to bring their groundbreaking ideas to life. She has a talent for capturing compelling narratives, only emphasizing her invaluable contributions in this field. Yoshika’s work has been featured in prominent publications like Voyage Dallas and Broward School's IMPACT publication.
Yoshika’s latest achievements include becoming a business alumna of the Goldman Sachs business program and the managing editor for Bethany Joy Lenz. She boasts an impressive client roster, having the privilege to work with the who’s who in various industries from entertainment to philanthropy. Despite their varied fields, these clients all share one thing: they've trusted Yoshika to help shape their stories and achieve their goals.
Yoshika sees every new project as an opportunity to bring an idea to life. She thrives on the challenge of transforming abstract concepts into tangible outcomes, and is always eager to lend her expertise to those seeking consult on making their mark in the world. She is a catalyst for change, helping ideas grow and evolve into stories, until they become a reality.
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