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Back to EpisodesCareer Pivot After 20 Years: Brand Strategist Cynthia Myssy
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Cynthia Myssy built her career in luxury cosmetics with L'Oreal and YSL before making a bold career change into automotive marketing with Peugeot. As a brand strategist, she helps people find real clarity in their personal branding and career pivots. Cynthia shares how fresh thinking and creative strategies transform not just brands, but entire careers. In this conversation, discover how Cynthia owns new chapters with confidence, whether navigating corporate life or reinventing yourself completely. Her approach to brand strategy offers practical wisdom for anyone ready to redefine their professional identity.
Key Takeaways:
- Aligning Values with Career Moves: Cynthia emphasises the importance of ensuring professional roles align with personal values, highlighting how this alignment enhances job satisfaction and decision-making.
- Embracing Fresh Perspectives: The transition from cosmetics to the automotive industry showcases how diverse experiences can unlock creative opportunities and foster innovation.
- Leadership through Empowerment: Cynthia discusses the significance of empowering team members to exercise their strengths, advocating for a leadership style focused on team growth and scaling.
- Intuition as a Guide: Trusting one's intuition is crucial when making pivotal life decisions, as illustrated in Cynthia’s approach to career changes and her home-building project.
- Building Brand Identity: Through her work with Peugeot, Cynthia demonstrates how a well-articulated brand strategy connects to customer values and interests, like design and travel.
Notable Quotes:
- "I think there's the science and the art of marketing, and I think it's the same. I live my life that way too." - Cynthia Myssy
- "It's an immense responsibility. I see myself that I have a responsibility towards the wellbeing component, at least of the people I work with." - Cynthia Myssy
- "I used to really sometimes keep myself up at night thinking, did I say the wrong thing? Now, I just go, 'What was my intention?' If my intentions are pure, then I have to be okay with that." - Cynthia Myssy
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