Mark Sephton
Bio
Mark Sephton has helped numerous high-level thought leaders and creatives unveil their story, voice, and visibility so they, too, can make their mark on the world. He creates a safe space for aspiring thought leaders to feel heard, find confidence, and ignite their impact. He does this by increasing their visibility and rapport through storytelling, interviews, content creation, and media presence. In fact, he has conducted over 5,000 life-changing interviews with thought leaders and creatives, and is often referred to as the "King of Conversation."
For almost a decade, he has been a contributing author for reputable business magazines, including Entrepreneur, Brainz, Global Woman, and SUCCESS. Serving as an example for his own advice, Mark has shared his life experiences as an author of three books on the subject of personal development: Inside Job, Plot Twist, and Mark of a Man. He’s recognized for his contribution as an inspiring storyteller who provides positive exposure and opportunities for others who have a great purpose and passion to make their mark in their own distinctive way.
Latest
Hard Facts Vs. Gut Feelings: The Shift To Data-Driven Decisions
While one's gut is a powerful compass, the data offers a true picture.
The Hungry Leader: Cultivating And Habituating A Love For Learning
By consciously choosing to learn, grow, and develop, we expand our ways of thinking and doing, creating pathways to achieve excellence.
Maximizing Workplace Success Through Mental Well-Being: The How-To
Prioritizing mental well-being is not only crucial for personal fulfillment, but is also instrumental in driving workplace productivity, and fostering a conducive work environment.
Why Personal Branding Needs To Be Profitable (Besides Being Attractive)
If you focus on more than surface appearances, your personal brand will have every opportunity to be profitable, and, by extension, you will be rewarded and recompensed for your product, service, knowledge, and wisdom.
Reading The Room: Building An Awareness Of Others In Order To Strengthen Relationships (And Elevate Your Influence)
By reading others, we can more effectively build relationships, work together, and increase our influence- and this becomes particularly important in the workplace.
Radical Acceptance: How To Move Beyond Life's Challenges And Disappointments
"It's not about ignoring what's happening, but understanding that some things just are."
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