Take this in… within the last four weeks, you’ve likely gone from being fine, jaunting out and about, and enjoying life as usual… to suddenly having much of your income abruptly cut off, being told to lock yourself inside your home, and sitting alone on a sanitized sofa ordering food from your phone.

And that’s just your personal life! Witnessing the turbulent times we’ve entered into, it’s evident that nothing will quite be the same again. So critical thinking will be more important—and urgent—than ever. For your business, and your livelihood.

This includes going against the ‘group think’ we witness around us, in our industries, online, and in the media.

Sometimes it pays to be a misfit. And for this former editor-in-chief of ‘More’ magazine, being ‘different’ is exactly what led to multiple personal and professional reinventions… each more enriching than the last. And while confronting the realities of not fitting in—with data, dollars, and social cues from strangers to prove it—can lead to a few twists and turns, these are also the circumstances that lead to immense growth and creativity.

CoveyClub Founder Lesley Jane Seymour is a renowned media entrepreneur and one of the publishing industry’s most respected leaders.

How do you unintentionally grow a YouTube marketing channel with zero subscribers to a multi-7-figure business? The answer might surprise you. Coming to you live from her studio apartment—with low-tech equipment and a sharp eye for opportunity—today’s Glambition Radio guest reveals the counter-intuitive qualities that shot her to the peak of video marketing… and established her as a bona fide social media expert.

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On #GlambitionRadio, you’ll also hear the terrifying turning point which is, unfortunately, all too common among women entrepreneurs at the 7+8-figure levels—and how Sunny reoriented her ‘push’ and ‘drive’ mentality to allow for more sustainable professional acceleration and growth.

When do you decide to shut down a ‘good thing’? This woman can tell you. From a childhood in a Wyoming trailer park to being declared the third most powerful woman on Twitter by Forbes—innovation advocate, author, and podcast host Amy Jo Martin demonstrates that renegades really do write the rules. And break them.

On today’s Glambition Radio, Amy Jo shares how she built her first company after getting her start with the NBA’s Phoenix Suns during the wild west days of social media when there were no rules or regulations in place—and how, after a whirlwind of rapid business growth and working with some of the world’s most well-known brands, she realized that her success came at too high a price—and made the difficult decision to shut everything down.