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How Five Types of Personal Brands Attract Perfect Clients

You cannot be all things to all people. As we say in marketing, find a target rich market. Lucrative markets are filled with people or companies that are suffering and have a budget to pay YOU for the remedy you’ve decided you want to offer. You simply need to show up online and on-ground where …

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Afraid of Feedback? Find How It Serves You Best

If you are a corporate professional, notice the feeling you are having when you read the word “Feedback”. “I have some feedback for you” often creates the same or worse reaction as “we have a problem”!

A quick web search brought this definition of feedback: Comments in the form of opinions and reactions to something, …

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Keeping Confidences – Your Secret Weapon for Success

Have you ever heard something that you just couldn’t keep to yourself? Assuming you are older than 5… I hope you were able to resist the urge.

Sure, there are times when we are bursting at the seams to tell someone something we just heard. What if the person that told you said… please keep …

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Mindfulness and Personal Branding Success

If I asked you, “Are you actively building your personal brand?” you’d probably immediately respond with an enthusiastic “Yes, of course!”

However, what would happen if I asked you, “What have you done today to build your personal brand?”

You might pause before answering. After a moment, you might respond that you’re going to “do …

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The #1 Killer of Job Hunting Success? Networking!

On the 19th floor of a Century City tower in West Los Angeles on a Tuesday evening in late summer, 200 people swarmed into a multi-national law firm to “network” with the CEOs of companies and funding sources gathered in another “tech conference.”  Attendees who parked in the building were about to have a nasty …