I help B2B Founders Get clients on LinkedIn I Through Founder-Story-led Marketing.

I help you bridge the gap between who you think you are and who you truly are. So you can achieve what's on your mind and bring it into reality. 

I focus on:
-Self-Concept and Self-belief: The stories you tell have weight, I help you transform into who you truly are.
-Value based system for goal setting: If you or your team are setting goals but not achieving them, I help you get clarity on what you want and why you want it, so you can set goals from a value-based system to achieve them.
-Rewiring and transforming your belief system: It all stems from your beliefs and what you think is possible for you vs what you can truly achieve. I help you transform your blocks into power and having your mind working with you instead of against you.


3 ways I can help you:

-Yearly workshops and 1:1's (for 7 and 8-figure organizations)
-1-on-1 Tailored coaching (for 6-figure entrepreneurs)
-Yearly support and transformation (Beyond Becoming - community for business owners under $90k a year who want to transform their business by transforming their mind).

Why do I do what I do?

-Last year I got into an identity crisis when I burnt my business to the ground and started my life from scratch. Since then, I gave myself permission to start a podcast and transform my life by helping others transforms theirs. There will be suffering in life, but we aren't meant to be stuck there.

So I decided to be the bridge of transformation.

DM for enquiries.

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**If the term "Identity coaching" is new to you, here's the best way I can describe it:**

Identity coaching is about shifting who leaders and teams are being, not just what they’re doing. I help uncover and rewire the unconscious patterns driving decision-making so they can lead, perform, and grow from an empowered place, which creates stronger leadership, culture, and revenue.

Mindset treats the symptom, identity treats the root.

Geni Cor

Here's what I would do If I wanted to start and monetize a podcast within the next 3 to 6 months:
(from someone who went from nothing to a Top ranked podcast)


1-Story over education (first 5 episodes):
The single thing that drives most downloads and partnerships is storytelling.
Who are you, where did you come from, why do you do what you do, what was your turning point, how can you help?

The first 5 episodes I'd solely focus on communicating your vision and let people relate to you.

2-Strategic guest placements:
I'd look for the top or most relatable guests in your industry that have a specific audience (piggy back from your guests audience here is HUGE).

Ex: You're helping people invest smarter and grow their wealth, bring a guest who's been on other podcasts and has a more established audience. 

3-Communication over perfection:
Podcasts that grow and bring big guests, don't have it all perfect, in fact, they are messy behind the scenes, but they own a VERY powerful skill: The art of effective communication.
Know how to communicate your vision to your guests and partners...and you'll be set up.

4-Set up the show for monetization from the GET GO:
Biggest lie in the industry is: You need 100,000 downloads to get monetized.
I call that "horse crap". You do NOT need to be on the charts to monetize.
But you need to know what value your show brings and how this can help other companies advertise their products/services. 1 or 2 aligned partnerships can bring in multiple 5-figures.

5-Get over the fear of speaking your truth:
This is a BIG one. Getting over the fear of exposure will bring you more growth than strategy. Trust me. Speak your truth. BE BOLD. BE POLIRIZING.

This will help and connect with your audience more than being "politically correct".

And last one...for the love of God..HAVE FUN.
People can tell when you're faking it or forcing it (and so do companies).

Have fun, loosen the grip.

Do these resonate? Let me know in the comments👇🏻

P.S: I have 2 spots left for my 1-on-1 coaching program to grow and monetize your podcast. Won't be doing any more 1on1's after this. Send me a DM and we will have a chat!

Host of House of Impact - Top 100 UK Charts - 1-on-1 Podcasting Coaching Now OPEN NEW FULL EPISODE HERE 👇🏻

This journey is not easy but it is worth it.

Take what you need and go for it!

The bigger impact on your own life, the bigger the impact on other people's lives.

Do you agree?

Having a podcast will transform your life.

And I do not say that lightly.

Since starting House of Impact I:
-Been connected to the Top 1% producers, podcasters and PR strategists in the industry.
-I've been booked for keynote panels.
-I've traveled to 3 continents to record with dream guests.
-I've been connected to dream brands and partnerships.

I wake up everyday frikin' excited to live my life and leave an impact while doing so.

The biggest transformation hasn't been only the impact, but being able to live a life aligned in my purpose and calling.

And helping people do the same.

Grateful for it all.

This is what TRULY drives podcast and revenue growth
(Learn this, and your business and brand will be unstoppable)

Growing and running a podcast that will bring in revenue for your business and major brand partnerships shouldn't be a "hassle".

Over the last 2 years of running House of Impact, I've seen a lot of friends in the industry that started a podcast and 10 episodes in, gave up.

"It is a hassle and it isn't working".

Podcasting CAN be a hassle and a "waste of time" if you:
Have weak positioning
No repeatable framework
No clear messaging
No system to bring in traffic from short form to long form
No system to generate leads

And your overall planning and post-production is a mess.

Then it IS a hassle and a nightmare (you might want to stay away from this).

But the harsh truth is:
The podcasts that succeeded were set up for success from the very beginning.
(So was mine!)

Having systems, knowing where your traffic is going, knowing what offers your audience needs, knowing what episodes are the top ones...

That takes systems, consistency and direction.

Get these right, and you will grow whatever business you want.

And...don't be surprised when you companies reach out to you for high-paid keynotes 😉 

(Sorry not sorry, someone had to say it)

The hidden "secret" to having a successful and profitable podcast...
and the thing that truly matters most is this👇🏻

On today's Monday series of "What's in my DM's"

"We will prioritize growing our podcast when we increase our lead flow".

This is the top thing that keeps popping up in my DM's when talking with other founders who have or are thinking about starting a podcast.

Fair enough, I don't blame them...BUT:

A lot of growth in business is attributed to TRUST. And trust is built by sharing stories people relate to and can see themselves in.

And that's what having a podcast creates.

When I first started podcasting, I never thought I'd have the option to create a business from it...but it turns out, people trusts you and so they trust what you have to say (and sell).

Since then, I've created 2 more income streams that wouldn't be there if I had never started.

Growing a podcast has not only worked for business growth but for:
-Major partnerships with aligned companies.
-Keynote opportunities with my ideal audience
-Multiple 5-figure deals

Turns out, having a podcast people tune into...is a massive lever to pull (and one 90% of founders are sleeping in).

Now...

I am not here to convince you to start and grow a podcast and hire me to help you...But what I am here to say out loud is:

Podcasting is the biggest trust and growth lever you can pull, don't leave money on the table just because "you don't have time". 

I slept on podcasting for 3 years and I wish I had started earlier.

P.S: I am working with 3 founders 1-on-1 to help them start or grow their podcast and attract more partnerships for their business. Send me a DM with "Podcast". Would love to hear your vision!

Here are 3 things I would NEVER do if I wanted to grow your business or brand through your podcast. (Save this)

1-Outsource guest booking for "time's sake": 

This is probably one of the things that will damage your podcast AND brand the most. Booking agencies charge around $3k a month to book you guests (that might not even be the good fit for you). They might book you big guests, but they care about placement.

Learn how to book big guests yourself from the very beginning. The network you will gain is quite substantial and that will pay x10 more long-term.

(I still do this 18 months into my show and I won't outsource it)

2-Use your podcast as a billboard to promote your business: 

For the love of God...don't. Your podcast will bring leads, opportunities...whatever you put in, you will get...BUT, Podcasts are made for connection.
If all you care about is flood your show with promotion...your drop out rate will be high and people won't even stick around to even hear about your offer.

3-Posting x2 a month and expecting your show to blow up:

Podcasting is a long-term game, but it is also a compound game. You will reap the most the more consistent you are and the longer you stay in the industry.

People will still listen to your episodes even if these are 6 to 12 months old. 
If you keep a consistent release schedule (optimal x4 a month), you will see compound growth all over.

These are my 2 cents, from someone who did almost everything herself (still do).

Do not follow all the advice you hear out there.

I didn't start my podcast because it was the right time.

I started because I was struggling. Bad.

It wasn't the right time, under the right circumstances.

Finances were not on my side either.

But I was at such a low...in such a pit...that I had no other option but to get myself out of the hole that I was in and start.

I was scared. 

I didn't know people in the industry. I didn't know how to record podcasts. 

What to ask. Who to interview.

But I knew that not starting wasn't going to solve this. 
Entertaining the thought of "starting" and not do it...
It would only make it worse.

I knew that If I were to look back on my life a year from now and still be in the same place..I wouldn't forgive myself for it.

I knew something had to change and I had to lean into that nudge in my soul that said " Just go do it. Just start".

And I am so glad for it, because almost 2 years ago I couldn't recognize myself or my life. And what started as a Hail Mary to save my mental health...has become the lighthouse that's helping thousands change their lives.

And change mine in the process.

Starting or growing a podcast can be daunting, but it doesn't have to be.

I am taking 2 more founders to work with 1-on-1 with me over the next 3 months to launch, grow and monetize your show.

If you've been feeling that nudge inside of you that says "Just start". I'd love to help you. Send me a message and we will grab a chat!

Jane Kisnica

I design epic content for exciting brands | Freelance Graphic Designer 🎨 | Gym Lover 🏋️‍♀️ | Mental Health Advocate 🧠

𝗜𝘀 𝗶𝘁 𝘁𝗶𝗺𝗲 𝘁𝗼 𝗱𝗿𝗮𝗴 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗯𝗿𝗮𝗻𝗱𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗯𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗸 𝗼𝗳 𝗱𝗲𝗮𝘁𝗵 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗹𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁 𝗮 𝗳𝗶𝗿𝗲 𝘂𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗿 𝗶𝘁𝘀 𝗮𝗿𝘀𝗲? 💀

Creating eye-catching designs isn’t just a ‘nice to have’ - it’s essential. So, why isn’t your design game on point?

I’m Jane - an introvert with a design whip and a sarcasm edge. Imagine minimalism and flamboyance having a scandalous affair, resulting in visuals that are the lovechild of a ninja and a disco ball. 

𝗗𝗲𝘀𝗶𝗴𝗻 𝗠𝗮𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗿𝘀:

✅ Your graphics and visual assets are the first thing potential clients see
✅ Just like a dating app you swipe and discard based on visuals.

So, if you’re not grabbing attention and are just feeling meh instead of YASSS. Then you’ve come to the right place.

𝗪𝗼𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗵𝗼𝘄 𝘁𝗼 𝗰𝗮𝗽𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲 𝗮𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗮𝗰𝘁𝘂𝗮𝗹𝗹𝘆 𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗼𝘂𝘁?

Let’s get real. When it comes to killer design, it isn’t enough to just slap lipstick on a logo and hope for the best. Nope, you need way more than that! you need a full 360 authentic visual brand identity.
 
Your visuals are the first step in the buying journey, and first impressions matter - think of it like Tinder for business. You either swipe left, or you engage, it's that simple.

𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗻𝗲𝗲𝗱 𝗶𝘀:

➡️ Creativity: To make your visuals stand out in a crowded place and grab attention.
➡️ Precision: To craft designs that speak volumes and make your brand unforgettable.

Lucky for you, I’m the maestro and creative assassin of graphic design. I’ve crafted standout visuals for numerous brands like CityAM, Four Seasons, Château Latour, United Nations, and Lea Turner, to name a few.

But don’t just take my word for it, check out my work and testimonials further down my profile! ⬇️ 

𝗛𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝗶𝘀 𝗵𝗼𝘄 𝗜 𝗰𝗮𝗻 𝗵𝗲𝗹𝗽 𝘆𝗼𝘂! ⬇️

📌 LinkedIn Domination
Eye-catching LinkedIn graphics that demand attention and elevate your profile.

📌 Branding Mastery
Logos and visual identities for lasting brand impressions.

📌 Design Extravaganza
Lead magnets, slide decks, eBooks, proposals, social media assets, you name it, I design it.

📌 Websites That Slay
Stunning custom and user-friendly websites tailored to your brand for a powerful online presence.

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🚨 𝗗𝗶𝘀𝗰𝗹𝗮𝗶𝗺𝗲𝗿: 

Yes, I rock tattoos and piercings. If that offends you, keep on walking, cowboy.

For anyone who is not trapped in 1984, are you ready to elevate your brand?

If your answer is HELL YEAH, then hit me up, and let's make some magic happen. 📩

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Website: janekisnica.com
Email:  jane@janekisnica.com

Graphic Design Extraordinaire

“100k+ followers looks impressive, until you scratch the surface...”

I used to think that follower count and engagement on here meant expertise, credibility, and quality of work.

But at the end of the day LinkedIn is still just a another social media platform. 
And some people just play the game better than others.

A lot of what you see is:
➡️ Smoke and mirrors,
➡️ engagement pods,
➡️ bought followers,
➡️ paid Forbes "Look at me I finally made it" type of features,
➡️ and success stories stretched thinner than a Monday morning coffee.

That doesn’t mean everyone with a big following is faking it.
Plenty of people have earned their audience and business success the right way.

But remember, not everything you see here is as shiny as it looks.

So take it all with a pinch of salt,
and be careful who you listen to (or give your money to). 😉

Your Creative Assassin; Helping you take your visual assets from ‘meh’ to ‘YAAAS'. LinkedIn graphics | Visual Branding & Web Design.

Not everyone likes working with me...

And that's totally ok. 

If you want someone who;

❌ Does check-in calls every other day.
❌ Is available 24/7 via WhatsApp or email.
❌ Treats freelancers like staff instead of equals.
❌ Treats unlimited revisions as part of the package.
❌ Works from your cousin’s “quick sketch” as a final brief. 
❌ Charges designer rates but does agency‑level work overnight.
❌ Tells you what you want to hear, instead of what you need to hear. 
❌ Is the walking & talking LinkedIn profile of corporate behaviour and image.

I’m most likely not the right designer for you. 
And our working relationship will sink faster than the Titanic.

But if you’re after someone who...

✅ Gets things done.
✅ Doesn’t do sugarcoating it.
✅ Takes ownership, not orders. 
✅ Keeps things clear, honest, and efficient. 
✅ Solves problems instead of creating new ones. 
✅ Brings clarity when everyone else brings chaos.
✅ Delivers designs that actually make a difference.

Then we will get along just fine.

I'm not here to do busywork. 
I'm here to get sh*t done. ✌🏻

I am a proud dog mum.

Yes, I said it.

And I am going to go one step further...
I think my dog is cuter than any baby I have ever seen.

Every. Single. One.

Does that make me biased? Absolutely.
Does it make me wrong? Also no. (In my humble opinion)

She listens (sometimes). 
She shows up with good energy every time.
She has better and shinier hair than most adults.

She doesn’t cry on planes. 
She doesn’t ask for a college fund. 
All she wants is snacks and emotional support. (Same, love, same.)

Respectfully, your baby is great.
But have you seen my dog? 🐾

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P.S. Where are my proud dog parents at?

I am not a business owner. 
And I don't want to be one...

At least not in the traditional sense. 

I have no interest in;
❌ scaling to 7 figures,
❌ having a team,
❌ or an office.

Call me an independent, freelancer or self-employed graphic designer, but I don't see myself as a 'business owner.'

Because for me, that means:
• I choose my clients.
• I choose my projects.
• I choose when and where I work.
• I choose how much is “enough.”

No office politics. 
No team meetings. 
No salaries to worry about.
No pressure to endlessly scale.

So if you are a freelancer who doesn’t dream of building an “agency” or “empire”, you are not thinking small.

You are just here designing a business that fits you.

And there is nothing wrong with that. 😉

Guess what?

And this might shock you...

You are not the main character of anyone’s LinkedIn feed.

✅ So just say the thing you have been watering down for LinkedIn. 
✅ Share the opinion that might lose you a few lukewarm followers. 
✅ Post the selfie that screams “yes, I do touch grass sometimes.”

Just embrace your inner chaos gremlin…

And stop worrying about what some keyboard warrior might have to say. 😉

Being an introvert isn’t what you think it is…

I had a conversation with a close friend the other day.

She’s nearly 30. 
And only just realised she’s an introvert.

“I always thought I was an extrovert…” she said.

Why? Because:
- She isn’t awkward or shy around people.
- She can be the loudest person in the room.
- She doesn’t always want to be alone.
- She definitely doesn’t lack ambition.

And I’m not either. Even though I’d happily label myself a full‑blown introvert.

That chat made me realise most people still don’t really get what “introvert” & “extrovert” actually mean.

The real difference isn’t:
“Likes people” vs “hates people”
“Confident” vs “socially anxious”

It’s how we recharge our batteries.

As introverts, we reset by: 
✅ Being alone, going for a quiet walk 
✅ Hanging out in low‑stimulation environments. 
(Ideally at home on the sofa with a cup of tea and your favorite trashy tv show)

Extroverts reset the opposite way:
✔️ People.
✔️ Noise.
✔️ Group activities.

That’s their fuel.

Both introverts and extroverts can be:
• Shy or confident.
• Ambitious or unmotivated.
• Socially smooth or crazy awkward.

Being an introvert doesn’t automatically make you a socially awkward weirdo hiding in a cabin in the woods. 

It just means your “low battery” light turns off when the world finally shuts up for a bit.

So how about we stop treating introverts as socially broken and start seeing it as a different operating system? ✌🏻

The hardest part of good and clean design isn’t what you add...

It is about what you leave out.

So many people cling to every element like their life depends on it:
“But what if people don’t get it?”
“Shouldn’t we add more icons?”
“What about more logos?”
“One extra CTA won’t hurt, right?”

The truth? In most cases, it probably will.

Good design is about clarity and confidence.

Look at Apple:
✔️ One image
✔️ One message
✔️ Total confidence
✔️ No clutter

When you strip away the noise:
✅ Your message gets louder. No distractions competing for attention.
✅ Your audience relaxes. Clean design feels calm and focused.
✅ You look intentional. Less filler = more confidence.

Clearer message, better results.
Make it simple for people to take action. 

So before you add another paragraph, graphic, or “just in case” line to your banner or post, ask yourself:

👉 Does this make my message clearer or just more confusing and louder?

Because clarity converts. Clutter confuses.

A web designer doesn't equal a web developer. 

Yes, they both work on websites, but their jobs are as different as white and black.

Here is the big difference:

➡️ Web Designers: 
- Focus on how the website looks and feels.
- Choose colors, fonts, layouts, and images.
- Make sure the site is user-friendly (and not a maze).
- Use tools like Photoshop, Figma, or Sketch - not code.

➡️ Web Developers: 
- Build the website with programming languages like HTML, CSS, JavaScript.
- Debug code (and question their life choices when it doesn’t work).
- Make sure buttons actually work when clicked.
- Handle databases, servers, and functionality.

In short: designers bring the style, developers bring the substance. 

Both are essential, just don’t ask one to do the other’s job, because the result won't be pretty.

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P.S. If you’re after a website that doesn’t give you second-hand embarrassment, drop me a DM. 📩

I see the same LinkedIn banner mistakes every single day...

❌ Too much text. 
Your banner is not a CV. People won’t read paragraphs. Keep it short and punchy.

❌ Blurry images and low quality images. 
it simply screams “I don’t care about quality.”

❌ No clear focus. 
If someone can’t instantly tell what you do, you’ve lost them.

❌ Bad and dated stock photography. 
Stock photos work, but make sure they don’t scream ‘2003 PowerPoint presentation.’

❌ Colour chaos. 
Clashing colours make your profile feel messy and hard to look at. Choose a cohesive palette and make sure there’s enough contrast.

❌ Font nightmares.
Comic Sans called… it wants its career back.

❌ Tiny text.
If people can’t read it in a tiny preview, it doesn’t matter how clever your words are.

❌  Too many elements, not enough white space. 
Your face, your logos, your awards, your dog and 25 offers… It's too much. Pick one main focus and stick with it.
 
Your banner and profile graphics are your first impression.  
They say more about you and your business than you realise.
 
Take a good look at your graphics. Be honest…  
What first impression does it give about you?

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