Master Your Message Like a Boss Babe is the fast track to creating an authentic, stand-out brand and business. It’s not your normal boring how-to build a business in a box kinda book. This is the roadmap that I WISH I had when I first started and it will transform how you think about your message and therefore how you’ll be able to stand out as yourself and get paid like a boss.

Gizelle’s wisdom, humour, and success combined with her punchy take-aways and straight-up GOLD in messaging know-how make for the most enjoyable read. I devoured the book once I picked it up and I was sad when it ended.

This book is perfect for ambitious women who need to get unstuck and stop procrastinating.

Your stories hold the key to your success, and Gizelle teaches you how to use them to stand out in a noisy world. Her unique approach to personal branding shows you how to rewire limiting beliefs, upgrade your people skills, and communicate captivating stories with confidence.

I loved how the book flowed. It had me giggling, having some “aha moments”. I have a lot of screenshots to refer back to so that I can implement the tips and soak up the wisdom when I need a pick-me-up or some motivation. You did an incredible job of breaking down an overwhelming topic into something that makes sense and fun to read.

This is a really great book! It reads as if you are speaking to me which I love. Your personal experiences and the advice you give about getting past roadblocks and owning your awesome are important reminders for people like me who sometimes get in their heads.

Gizelle hits the nail on the head from her introduction. How do you differentiate and add value in a world of fakeness and sameness? She’s got me searching for my gems of genius with direction on getting my mind right.

This is the kind of book you’re going to want to read slowly and take your time with. I’m even going to recommend that readers have a pen, pencil, sticky notes, a journal, and a long weekend in the hills or by the beach to really dive into the insights you’re going to get out of this book.

I had started researching personal branding and was thoroughly confused by all the information out there. Gizelle takes the information and delivers it in a way that is not only different from your usual personal branding guide but in a way that also makes sense.

After you have all the knowledge, she provides you with specific steps and exercises to develop your brand and those were the game-changer.

The moment I stepped into the room, I knew the lady in the black outfit and neon pink jacket was who I was there to listen to. She stopped suddenly in her presentation, smiled and asked me to share my name. The way her energy travelled across the room was invigorating. I felt like telling her my entire life story. But in humility and self-control I said, ‘My name is Sandra Knight’. It was uphill from there.

Gizelle Riley did a great job of creating an environment where a group of sisters felt at home enough to share, be inspired enough to move forward, and ‘souled’ enough to be themselves. 

I’ve seen many persons conducting workshops purporting success, which is not a bad thing. But, being in business myself, I know the journey to success is raw and imperfect; even on stretches when things are going great in an entrepreneurs’ business, there may be challenging periods that entrepreneurs have to shake off, go back to the drawing board and get on track.

Gizelle’s Brand Storytelling for Boss Babes workshop highlighted just that – it was honest, raw and practical in helping entrepreneurs and those desirous of getting into business.

I highly recommend for anyone who wants to build a brand that is unique and tell a story that connects. I was amazed at the valuable information Gizelle delivered. 

My goal when I started was to achieve clarity on the path I wanted to take to build authority online. The exercises in the program are really effective. She teaches you how to map out your transformational goal and focus on it instead of being all over the place doing everything.

Anyone can benefit, whether they have a small or big established brand. Gizelle has some really helpful insights for anyone that has been trying to run a business, especially for women that have struggled to find their way with their passion.

I have been struggling with the impostor syndrome and comparing myself to others. She has given me the clarity and motivation to overcome these fears that have stopped me from putting my art out. 

Gizelle delivered valuable content, broken down into easy-to-understand concepts with relatable examples. What made this workshop stand out for me was the intimate setting that not only allowed fellow boss babes to learn from Gizelle, but also teach each other from their own experiences. I would definitely recommend this workshop to anyone seeking to better connect with their audience.

Gizelle shined bright like the star that she is. She took over the MarComms department during my transition to CEO and she ran with it. She is a communication and digital marketing guru and an amazing asset to the Centre. Her get-it-done approach allowed the Branson Centre to create valuable assets and kept the brand top of mind.

Gizelle is a messaging and copywriting genius. She’s great at transforming technical themes into captivating content. If you need sales-generating B2B content that’s informative, persuasive, and won’t send readers to snoozeville – Gizelle’s the one to call.

I loved that the article was clear and to the point. It broke down each section of the speaker one sheet with solid personal branding advice and immediate action the reader should take.

Gizelle has one of those warm and infectious personalities that instantly captivate you. You also quickly realize that she’s a soulful woman with business acumen critical for this digital age.

Gizelle is a quite giant in the Caribbean focused on providing resources, content, and inspiration to Caribbean women. As the communications head of the Richard Branson Centre of Entreprneurship – Caribbean, Gizelle knows all too well the interpersonal struggles entrepreneurs face on a daily basis.