Becoming Girlilla: My Journey to Unleashing Good—in Real Life, Online, and in Others

Becoming Girlilla is an unfiltered, inspiring memoir of Jennie Smythe’s rise from unlikely beginnings to digital marketing powerhouse, showing listeners how resilience, authenticity, and passion can make a real impact both online and off.

“Jennie’s story is a master class in what it means to have your hard work pay off.” —Kristin Chenoweth, Recording Artist, Performer, Actress, Author & Philanthropist

What would you do with your life if you knew it was half over?

It was the question that faced Jennie Smythe during a pivotal point in her early adult life. Becoming Girlilla answers that question and more, as this digital marketing trailblazer candidly shares her path to success, full of sometimes surprising and oftentimes laugh-out-loud moments.

Jennie’s career in music started with a job interview set up by a stripper in Los Angeles. Her experiences at Elektra, Disney’s Hollywood Records, YAHOO! Music and beyond evolved into a high-powered role as CEO of her own Nashville-based firm, Girlilla Marketing. Along the way, she navigated an industry that often underestimated her, fought through personal and professional hurdles, and rose to the top of her field.

Jennie’s inspiring journey, full of raw grit and humor, unfolds through—

Her battles with career uncertainty

The loss of her estranged father

Her courageous fight against breast cancer

The challenges of entrepreneurship, including the lean, early days of Girlilla Marketing and the path from acquisition to regaining control of her company

Lessons for young professionals, including how who you know can often be more important than what you know

Practical insights for creating a digital presence with purpose and authenticity

Discovering new ways to use social media for good

Becoming Girlilla isn’t just about one woman’s resilience—it’s a call to embrace change, unleash potential, and make a positive impact in your world.

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Publicatiedatum

Luisterboek: 15 april 2025