Sally A CurtisContent Monetization and Legacy Content Strategist

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5 Jun 2024 · 1 min

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In this monologue, the speaker describes her self‑crafted personal brand that merges a "boss lady" (shark‑like, results‑driven) side with a missionary, service‑oriented side. She explains that she needs fun, helping people, and tangible results to stay focused. Her upbringing combined sports, a missionary family, and travel to third‑world countries, shaping a childhood dream of being a modern Mother Teresa. She also recounts an early talent for singing in Broadway and Off‑Broadway productions, noting that parental recognition and support were crucial in identifying and nurturing that ability. The narrative highlights how her family’s scaffolding allowed her to develop both a wealth‑creating skill set and a service‑driven purpose.

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Right? Being able to blend those two together to be, you know, on my one sheet that I send out in marketing, I'm 49% boss lady, which is the shark side of me, but I'm 51% missionary. Because if it's not fun and if it's not helping people and if it's not getting results, I get distracted really quickly. So growing up in sports and growing up in a missionary family and traveling around into third world countries and dreaming of being Mother Teresa of the '90s. That was my dream. But, uh, God gave me an ability to produce wealth. Mm-hmm. I was very young, uh, singing for Broadway, Off-Broadway musicals. There was this ability that quickly, early on— and everyone has it, just not everyone is surrounded by the scaffolding to identify it. I happen to have a mom and dad That could say you're good at singing.