Building Brand with Heart:
- lauranycholat
- Mar 28
- 2 min read
Updated: Mar 28
Lessons from Renew and Empower You Coaching
Over the past week, I’ve had the chance to work on the marketing foundation for Renew and Empower You Coaching. What started as a simple planning project—define the messaging, shape the strategy—quickly became something much more meaningful.
We weren’t just building a plan. We were creating a voice for a story rooted in healing, courage, and self-leadership—anchored in a rural context where relationships matter, resources are stretched, and trust is everything.
During this process, I was reminded of a few powerful truths, that we can all learn from:
You don’t have to wait until it’s “done” to start showing up. Some of the most powerful clarity came through taking imperfect steps forward—something rural entrepreneurs know all too well.
Marketing gets easier when it’s honest. In smaller communities, word of mouth still rules—and people can spot inauthenticity from a mile away. The moment we stop trying to be impressive and start being real, people lean in.
People are listening for signals, not just offers. Especially in rural spaces, clients are looking for more than a transaction. They’re looking for relationships. Signals that say: you’re safe here, we see you, this is for you.
Renew and Empower You Coaching reconnected me with the soul of strategy—the kind that isn’t about scaling fast, but about showing up consistently, building trust, and staying rooted in your truth.
If you’re building something with heart—especially in a rural or remote community—I hope this encourages you to keep going. You don’t need a massive platform to build something powerful. You just need a message that’s true, and a plan to keep showing up.
If you’ve ever built something that shifted you in the process, you’ll know exactly what I mean. I’d love to hear your story.
Yours Truly, Laura Nych
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