@brittinvancity: From Working For Vancouver Law Firms to Social Media Influencer & Lifestyle Curator
The Digital Forensics Files PodcastShow Notes
If you don't follow @brittinvancity on Instagram, you should. I'm certainly glad I did. Her Instagram content is interesting, fun, beautiful, uplifting and inspiring - but most of all, 100% real and authentic. On this episode of The Digital Forensics Files Podcast, I get real about life, love, compassion and inspiration for and in the World around us with one of the most amazing people I've ever spoken to. Britt's high-level professional background in law is also fascinating and interesting. Prior to meeting Britt, I only knew of social media "influencers" as reality TV castoffs who call themselves one after their 15 minutes of fame is up but they've amassed a sizable social media following. That isn't what a true influencer is though. Britt discusses how she saw the potential in the Instagram platform from the beginning and built her following through authentic and engaging content. Hear her talk about how she uses her following in her business and as a key element of her brand. When I was preparing to talk to her, I went to her website, binvancity.com, to learn more. I didn't know what a "lifestyle curator" was at first, but listening to Britt talk about it and how she got into it was simply fascinating. She's seen life's ugly side and conquered. She helps lift up others and brightens the world around her. Britt, you are amazing and I am simply honoured, humbled and extremely proud to now call you my friend!
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