Month: November 2009

Brand Identity & Self-DiscoveryCommunication & NetworkingNetworkingRelationship Networking

You Speak, I Cry Inside. Personal Branding Never Sleeps.

It’s time to do a mind-sweep, because what you think is gushing out of your mouth and into your texts, tweets, posts, and email. That self-talk you’ve got going is killing your chances to connect with the opportunities that are all around you. Personal branding is a 24/7/365 effort – because if you do it …

Career DevelopmentLifestyle & Habit BuildingPositioningRelationship Networking

Personal Branding to Prevent Career Suicide

Two days ago I read an article on CNNMonday.com about how many people are afraid that taking a “survival job” to make ends meet now will destroy their career when the economy picks up again.

That’s very understandable.  When you’re forced into a lower-level job than you were currently doing, or find yourself doing a …

eBrandRelationship NetworkingReputation ManagementSocial Media

“Twitter #in” — Better Than Peanut Butter And Chocolate?

If you missed it this week, Linkedin added some new functionality this week. Now you can sync up your Linkedin and Twitter profiles to share content you chose with either network.

From the Linkedin blog:

Now you can tweet your LinkedIn status to your Twitter followers or automatically post your tweets as your LinkedIn status.…

Brand Identity & Self-DiscoveryCommunication & NetworkingeBrandInterviewLifestyle & Habit BuildingMarketing & Personal BrandingRelationship NetworkingSocial Media

Personal Branding Interview: Scott McGrew

Today, I spoke to Scott McGrew, who has 20 years experience as a television reporter, 10 of them as a technology reporter. His work has been seen on CNN, CNBC, MSNBC and the BBC. He has been nominated for 10 Emmy Awards and reports on technology on the Bay Area’s NBC.  In this interview, Scott …

Brand Identity & Self-DiscoveryCommunication & NetworkingInterviewLifestyle & Habit BuildingRelationship Networking

Personal Branding Interview: Pat Olsen

Today, I spoke to Pat Olsen, who is a lead writer for the popular New York Times column, “The Boss” and also writes a 1st-person executive column for On Wall Street and Family Business magazines.  In this interview, Pat goes over her writing background, gives journalism advice and more.

What inspired your “The Boss” column…
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