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Personal Branding: 7 Tips to Develop Your Persona

Here’s another great follow up to refining “Your Brand”. Your are not just defined by how good you are at you job, how well you dress, or how much you volunteer and neither is “Your Brand”. When you present yourself in a professional or social setting you are presenting the ‘whole’ you. To be looked at as the energetic, positive, ‘get-things-done’ person requires more than just how well you exceed your business goals. Here are 7 areas to also consider when thinking about how you want to be perceived, AKA “Your Brand”.

A great follow up to an earlier article published here How to Build Your Brand. – Theresa

By CAREEREALISM-Approved Expert, Deborah Shane

The hot buzz now is creating your personal brand and how to stand out mostly in the social world. Because our challenge is through the web, computer, and the written word  it requires a different approach than meeting in person.

So, you are invited to a business party or event. You walk in and pretty much everyone is dressed in some form of black, blue, gray, brown, or beige. Then your eyes catch someone wearing a royal blue, cherry red, banana yellow, lavender something. Your eyes naturally go to that vivid color. Same with how people are communicating. Most people are standing a few feet from each other speaking to each other with the mouth moving but little else energy or emotion. One person you notice has a crowd around them and is using their hands, smiling, animated, having fun and engaging others to have fun and participate  too. Their energy is stimulating others energy.

We all have the potential to be this and do this.

Click here to continue reading >> Personal Branding: Persona is in Your DNA

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