How Roxy Couse Replaced Her Corporate Title With Her Personal Brand

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If this resonated with you, here are additional resources:⭐ APPLY TO SHIFT: https://sidehustlepro.co/shiftIn this episode, I sat down with Roxy Couse, the creator behind Millennial Manager, to talk about how she built a thriving personal brand while climbing the corporate ladder. Roxy spent almost 15 years in corporate, working her way up to senior director, before stepping away to run her content and consulting business full time.We got into the real logistics of that transition, from going part time first, to navigating conflict of interest concerns at work, to eventually bringing on a management team once the opportunities became too much to handle alone. Roxy also opened up about paying off student loan debt with her side hustle income and the exact moment she realized her content could become a real business.Roxy is now building SlowFi, a platform designed to help other corporate professionals build profitable personal brands with structure, community, and coaching. Main Takeaways:Consider going part time before fully leaving your job so you can test whether your side income is consistent before walking away completely.Protect your main income while building a passion project by staying discreet at work and avoiding brand partnerships that could create a conflict of interest.Bring on a management team or support staff once inbound opportunities outgrow what you can manage on your own, especially around contracts and negotiations.Personal brand building does not have to be high effort. Make content creation fit into the pockets of time you already have instead of forcing a rigid content calendar.Highlights Include1:01 - Roxy's 15 year corporate career and her shift into content creation3:50 - What held Roxy back from starting to create content6:36 - The origin story behind her Millennial Manager persona8:09 - How Roxy navigated conflict of interest concerns while working full time14:20 - Why she went part time before leaving corporate completely19:51 - The moment she realized she needed a management team25:26