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- 1. Personal Branding So, What are You Famous for? May 29, 2009 Kettering Executive Network
- 3. Being Famous
- 8. Getting Started: Solving the Personal Brand Question
- 13. A few examples of perspective
- 14. A few examples of perspective
- 15. Have the courage to form an opinion - Create a POV about yourself POV Definition – Personal Brand Brand Characteristics Insights/Stories Examples Integrity Intellect Self-Reliance Creative Vivacious Excellence Honor Genuine Success-Oriented Provide a historical insight or story for each word Examine the data points or outcomes for each story. Document experiences Using positive expressions Or action oriented terms
- 19. Thank you! Denise Holloway Underwood Stratagen GA Inc (SGINC) [email_address] cell: 770 833 5563 www.sginccoaching.com
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- Personal Brand Management Not talking about taking out a PR campaign Identifying your brand characteristics and making them overly evident in everything you do Is it hard – not really – The hard part is embracing your brand, being true to who you are and actively using your brand to increase your chances fo success. Know what works for you, being honest with yourself Interview question – do you have a problem with overtime? …..my response – what type of overtime is required for this position? Almost like asking : Honey, do you have a problem with me cheating on you? So how do you embrace your brand to improve your performance.
- For more information contact Denise at dunderwood3131@hughes.net
- For a particular topic / issue: Understand the specific programs you want the client to initiate; outcomes or actions to be taken Based on the outcomes / actions, describe the current state of affairs – issue / problem Identify appropriate proof points to support the outcomes / conclusions