Category: Relationship Networking

Professional progress is often shaped by the strength of relationships.

Here we explore how trust is built through consistency, generosity,
and shared purpose.


The goal is a network that grows naturally and supports long-term opportunity.

Communication & NetworkingRelationship Networking

Traditional Principles + New Media Practices = Sales Leadership

Sales leadership is achieved today by a combination of traditional principles and new practices. You can’t be successful today unless you use and incorporate the best of both and mold both into your personal sales strategy.

I spent 20+ years as a broadcast radio sales leader, when the primary media was traditional media. We cold …

Brand Yourself AsCommunication & NetworkingRelationship NetworkingReputation Management

Personal Branding Weekly and Visible Word of Mouth

Personal Branding Weekly

Editor’s Note:  Thank you to Oscar Del Santo for his tremendous contribution as a weekly columnist here at the Personal Branding Blog.  In addition to wonderful insights on personal branding, Oscar delivered a unique perspective on personal branding in another culture and being able to express that across country lines.  Oscar was …

Communication & NetworkingConfidence & AppearanceRecruitment & Job SearchRelationship Networking

Want to Relocate? Six Tips for Getting Noticed

If you’re looking for a position in a different geographic area than where you live, it can be difficult to get your resume noticed.  Naturally, employers prefer to hire local – it costs less and it’s easier to coordinate interviews.There are ways for you to increase your chances of getting that job across the country.  …

Brand Identity & Self-DiscoveryInterviewLifestyle & Habit BuildingRelationship Networking

Learning to Ask Questions Like a Contrarian

Looking for the other side of the story may not always be easy or fashionable. However, sometimes looking for the other side of the story can lead to breakthroughs and insights that may have otherwise been overlooked. Taking a look at the opposite side of something is one aspect of taking a contrarian point of …