Tag: authenticity

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Can Your Brand Take the Heat Like LeBron’s?

“What should I do? Should I admit that I’ve made mistakes? Should I remind you that I’ve done this before?” LeBron James says in this video.

I don’t think so. His leaving his hometown team in a flash of anger and attitude are still too fresh for us to need reminding. Underneath it all, I …

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Leadership is About Influence Not Control

“Leadership is about influence not control” – Anonymous

As I continue in my adventure, process, and journey with social networking, both for business and personal, I am intrigued by this designation of being a “social influencer”?

Who anointed people as such? What are the criteria for qualifying for this label they are using?

People of…
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10 Tips for Finding Your Ideal Career

That ideal career might seem elusive, but with some effort you can build a personal brand that will lead to ongoing career satisfaction.

Take the time to assess what is really important to you. Inventory your skills, values, interests, personality preferences, and constraints. Identify the lifestyle you want and decide how work fits in with…
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5 Choices To Best Volunteer Your Way To A Strong Personal Brand

If you take the time to research and choose the right organization, the right volunteering can really boost your personal brand.

Choose a direction, or discover one

I started volunteering at my local synagogue at a very young age when personal branding not only wasn’t a priority, it wasn’t even in my vocabulary.

That’s okay!…

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A Cup of Coffee to Good, Fast, Cheap

Following the  “Good, Fast, Cheap” rule can rapidly solidify or dissolve your brand, depending on how you prioritize the three prongs.

The “Good, Fast, Cheap” rule has long been used in industries such as construction and systems development, and is relevant for businesspeople and consumers alike. For those of you unfamiliar, here’s a quick explanation:…