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Personal Branding Interview: Aaron Kwittken

Today, I spoke to Aaron Kwittken, who is the CEO and Managing Partner of Kwittken & Co and a previous vice president at Fleishman Hillard.  In this interview, Aaron goes over some obstacles he faced in becoming successful at a young age, how his role as a PR person has changed and what you should …

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Personal Branding Interview: Lylah Alphonse

Today, I spoke to Lylah Alphonse, who is a full-time editor and writer at the Boston Globe and the managing editor at  WorkItMom.com.  In this interview, Lylah reviews how to become a freelancer, why you need to be a writer and an editor, and how to pitch the media.

How does someone get started in…
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3 Ways to Find the Time to Build Your Personal Brand

Lack of time is the most frequently-mentioned reason for failing to write a book, create a blog, or write a brand-building series of articles. Employees, as well as entrepreneurs, blame “lack of time” as the biggest obstacle holding them back.

Perceived lack of time is the most common reason for not writing a book, or …

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Personal Branding Interview: Michael Watkins

Today, I spoke to Michael Watkins, who is the international bestselling author of  The First 90 Days and his latest book is called Your Next Move. In this interview, Michael goes over how to succeed on the job in your first three months, tips for career transitions, opportunities that exist at a time of massive …

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Is Your Brand Guilty by Association?

I got in trouble quite a bit growing up, but not necessarily for misdeeds I had actually committed. My parents were firm believers in “guilty by association”—guilty for just being present when something went wrong.

As social media becomes more ubiquitous, I bet your brand is in the same position I was all those years …