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The Blog of Judy Tsuei
Case Study: Sarah Crawford, PhD, LPC
Sarah's goal was clear: evolve her business from a traditional private practice to a thriving online coaching platform. However, she encountered several hurdles:
Shifting Business Model
Building an Online Presence
Website Design and Development
Sarah turned to Judy Tsuei and her team at Wild Hearted Words for help. Judy’s expertise in branding, strategy, and digital presence was exactly what Sarah needed to make this transition smoothly.
Case Study: Verterra/ETH3NA Creative
The Challenge
Verterra Dinnerware faced the challenge of low online visibility. Their website wasn't attracting enough organic traffic.
The company needed to enhance its content marketing efforts to educate consumers about the benefits of its products and improve its search engine rankings.
The challenge was to create compelling and SEO-optimized content that would resonate with the target audience, drive traffic to the website, and establish Verterra as a leader in the sustainable dinnerware market.
The Solution
Amanda Stuckey (ETH3NA CREATIVE), representing Verterra Dinnerware, brought Judy and Wild Hearted Words on board to tackle this challenge. Judy's expertise in SEO and content marketing made her an ideal partner for the project.
Case Study: Anna Yen Kim
Anna wanted to hire Judy to help her financial services consultancy business — she’d already worked with a coach, yet wasn’t finding the results fruitful.
She connected with Judy for two key reasons:
Business: Building her personal brand, as well as resourcing Judy’s services for several of her own clients
Consultancy: Working on her mindset from a personal + professional standpoint
Brand strategy, email newsletters, content creation, copywriting, you name it — new clients would have to fight me for her time!
I can't recommend her highly enough!
Case Study: Nicole Smith (EQ Expert)
The Challenge:
As Nicole worked to spread the word about JMS Creative Leadership Solutions, she began to feel that her business was “a little stagnant.”
She especially felt this in three specific pain points:
She had difficulties embracing her most authentic voice
Something was holding her back from truly “owning” her enormous experience
She was struggling to find her target audience
The Solution: In addition to helping Nicole to hone in on her target audience, Judy assisted in creating a clear and compelling brand identity that accurately reflected her values.
Takeaways: How Executive Coaching Measurably Impacts KPIs
Executive coaching has emerged as a powerful tool for cultivating the leadership qualities that drive future success. As a strategist who's worked across industries, I've seen firsthand how coaching transforms leaders. It goes beyond self-awareness and emotional intelligence – it's about making smarter decisions that directly boost your key performance indicators (KPIs).
This white paper aims to bridge the gap between these two seemingly disparate domains, revealing how qualitative coaching metrics – such as adaptability, emotional intelligence, and decision-making efficacy – directly influence the quantitative KPIs that truly matter to businesses.
Unlocking Emotional Intelligence: How Executive Coaching Measurably Impacts KPIs
In today's hyper-competitive business jungle, organizations are laser-focused on numbers: revenue, profit margins, and market share. Though these are backward-looking indicators of past performance, they’re also the traditional metrics of success.
But what if the true key to unlocking future growth lies not in analyzing the past, but in strategically shaping the future?In today's hyper-competitive business jungle, organizations are laser-focused on numbers: revenue, profit margins, and market share. Though these are backward-looking indicators of past performance, they’re also the traditional metrics of success.
But what if the true key to unlocking future growth lies not in analyzing the past, but in strategically shaping the future?
Case Study: Jaya Mallik (DEI Consultant)
The Challenge: Jaya Mallik, an experienced DEI leader, found herself at a crossroads. The performative nature of DEI initiatives in her corporate role left her feeling disillusioned. She wanted to start her own business where she could use her skills to make a truly positive impact — yet, she didn’t know where to start.
Jaya experienced a good amount of self-doubt as she considered leaving the corporate world. She knew she needed guidance on branding and business foundations to successfully transition into the arena of independent entrepreneurship.
The Solution: Jaya sought the coaching expertise of Judy Tsuei. Judy's experience as a successful woman of color entrepreneur resonated with Jaya: “I really admire her for her tenacity and her resilience through the different challenges she's experienced in life and how she continues to just continue to soar upward… she's amazing.”