There are countless ways of establishing a personal brand, yet the ones that resonate more with any audience are the ones that scream authenticity, those that allow audiences to see right through.  In today's episode, the inspiring Bryan Warren joins us to talk about the impact community arts initiatives have on society, mentorship, and creativity at the service of less favored populations, and the life-changing potential of keeping an eternal student mentality. Bryan is the Executive Director of Educational Justice, a non-profit created to help mid-schoolers improve their academic performance and social development by pairing them with high-achieving high-school peers for tutoring.  Throughout this episode, you'll hear about Bryan's background and upbringing, his grandfather's influence that led to him becoming a lifelong learner, and his vocation for social services. We also talk about mentorship, the impact art can have in people's lives, his work at Educational Justice, Bryan's fame stories, and much more.  Tune in to episode 81 of The Brand Therapist and learn more about Bryan's massive contribution to equitable access to education and a fulfilling life for all.  In This Episode, You Will Learn: A bit about Bryan's work at Educational Justice (3:00)Inspiring others always to give their best can be a personal brand (7:10)Bryan shares two inspiring fame stories (9:40)How to deal with the fear of success (17:00)Lessons Bryan learned that transformed his life (24:00) Connect with Bryan: LinkedInFacebookEducational Justice website Let's Connect! WebsiteLinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.