Sonya Barlow
(She/Her)
As seen in:
BBC Asian Network,
Tripadvisor,
Apple Podcasts,
Hello Monday with Jessi Hempel,
LinkedIn,
The Waterstones Podcast,
The Guardian,
The Telegraph,
Yahoo Canada,
Metro (UK),
Substack,
Spartan News Room
and
Covers:
Tech, travel, ai, entrepreneurship, lifestyle, wellness, careers, inclusion, content, personal branding, luxury, hotel reviews, slow travel, solo travel
CEO @lmfnetwork, Author & Motivational Keynote Speaker | BBC Host & Linkedin Top Voice |📕Writing New Rules of Networking w/ @bloomsburybooks | South Asian ADHD
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Sonya Barlow’s Biography
Read Full Bio →Sonya Barlow is the editor of Luxury Travel Magazine Travel & Technology, award-winning founder of the social network LMF Network, author of Unprepared to Entrepreneur, and public speaker on inclusion, tech, travel, and trends. Sonya writes for global publications, such as Metro UK, Sifted, Trip Advisor, Telegraph, Canvas 8, Hello Mag, and Lonely Planet. She hosts The Sonya Barlow Travel & Business Show, a YouTube-based travel and tech talk show; and The Everyday Hustle on the BBC. Sonya lives …
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15 Steps to Maximise Success at Any Networking Event
Ever wondered how to turn every networking event into a career-boosting opportunity? It’s not about being the loudest in the room – it’s about being the most prepared. Preparation has helped me land introductions with The White House in the US and deliver keynotes in Malaysia on the power of networking. Over the years, I’ve learned that being prepared isn’t just about what you pack, but about how you show up mentally.
Interview
See all 9 answers →What was your first job as a journalist?
Writing for my university blog and having stints on the BBC radio as a contributing voice.
How is social media changing news?
less time, more noise, less research, more information, less value, more headlines.
What does it mean to be a journalist?
To share an interesting story adding value with reasonable logic and research, without fearing judgement.
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