PERSONAL BRANDING: A Simple Guide to Reinvent & Manage Your Brand for Career Suc

If you want to get ahead, you have to be memorable.You can create the kind of image for yourself that helps you lock down jobs, makes promotions a snap, and gain interest from your customers.You might think what you “bring to the table” is clear and desirable but what you offer to others may not be clear at all. Maybe you’ve felt like your tongue got stuck in your throat at networking meetings when people asked, “So, what is it that you do?” You never have to be caught in the headlights again. You’ll do that by taking a short and easy journey, guided gently by the hands of a pro who’s worked with hundreds of people just like you. Designed in workbook form, you’ll both learn and write the template for your own personal brand at the same time – crafting a brand that’s in alignment with your goals. Figure out, align your goals and reinforce your Personal Brand:- Determine WHAT your brand is today, so you know what to change- Gain clarity on what your Personal Brand needs to be to support your goals- Communicate and demonstrate your brand at work, on social media and other critical places to reinforce your preferred branding - Learn how to do damage control when you blunder (which will happen at some point) - Learn how to reinvent and change your brand when your goals change Don’t get stuck in dead-end jobs or be overlooked anymore. When you complete this workbook your own brand will pop out like the “S” on Superman’s chest. You’ll be comfortable telling others what you’re all about. Best of all, your branding will be aligned with your dreams. If you liked “What Color Is My Parachute” or No More Monday’s: Fire Yourself-and Other Revolutionary Ways to Discover Your True Calling at Work”, you’ll want to add this book to your list. “Easy to read and a snap to go through and institute. I can see where anyone would benefit, whether they’re just starting their career or reinventing themselves. This is a classic I’ll refer to if I ever decide to switch careers again.”- Amazon Reviewer