In this episode our guest, Nicky Moran, shares about the importance of personal branding, storytelling, and harnessing our natural creativity. We explore how branding rooted in authenticity allows us to show up and connect with others on a deeper level, how she balances the somatic with the strategic, and how a Body-Oriented approach has shifted the way she shows up as a coach and works with her clients. For more information on The Somatic School, you can follow us on ⁠Facebook⁠, ⁠LinkedIn,⁠ or ⁠YouTube⁠ or head to our website ⁠thesomaticschool.com⁠. Follow Radio Somanaut on Instagram @radiosomanaut.

You can connect with Nicky at www.nickymoran.co.uk or find her on Facebook or LinkedIn.

Nicky Moran has been a coach and trainer for 20 years and her mission is to ignite creativity in the world, helping people express their unique brilliance. She helps creatives become more business-savvy and businesses to become more creative. At the core of her work lies authentic personal branding where Nicky guides individuals towards getting clarity on what makes them brilliant, unique and captivating. She then helps them tell their story by becoming a compelling speaker. She’s coached hundreds of people around the world to do TED style talks and helped many artists to elevate their careers to become known in their field for doing their soul work. She trained with The Somatic School in 2023 to help people become more comfortable being in the spotlight. Her background as a singer, performer and radio journalist means that she brings a unique blend of skills from storytelling to stage craft. 


Whitney Dawn Pyles is the host of Radio Somanaut. She also facilitates the Introduction to Body-Oriented Coaching events for The Somatic School. In her personal coaching practice, she guides individuals and groups towards embodied self-awareness, nervous system regulation, passion, purpose, and play. Whitney believes the magic happens when we allow ourselves to show up authentically in all of our beautiful complexity, that dance is our BIRTHRIGHT, movement is medicine, and that our job, during our short time on this planet, is grounded in enJOYment and empathy.