I am now in Starbucks sipping coffee having the best time because I get paid right now by a company for the time I am not working in their office! But I don't like to waste time daydreaming so actually I have enrolled into an online course about personal branding offered by Kimberly Barker (she is funny!) of University of Virginia.
As part of being a good student, I am committed to good notes taking.
Why bother with building your personal brand?
As part of being a good student, I am committed to good notes taking.
Why bother with building your personal brand?
- It provides you a reason to spend time figuring out what's important to you, and therefore what you hope to do professionally.
- It will differentiate you from people who do similar work, and create awareness of information that is important to your work.
- It gives you the opportunity to put your best foot forward and build your reputation.
- It provides a way for the right kinds of people/professional opportunities to find you.
- Ensuring that your external professional image matches your internal values.
- You have gifts to give this world, and building your brand provides an efficient means of gift delivery.
Glenn Llopis wrote an article in Forbes which said personal branding is a leadership requirement, is our trademark, is what others are experiencing about us and what we want others to experience about us that we want to be responsible to serve as a leader, not a self-promotion campaign.
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