How To Start A Personal Brand

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HOW TO START A PERSONAL BRAND Creating a memorable personal brand is not something that happens overnight, but the work you put into it can help you reach your career or business goals. Your personal brand is the way people perceive or remember you. It's what you are known for. Having a personal brand can help distinguish you in your career field or business industry. Think about Elon Musk - he has a personal brand. Elon Musk himself is known as a visionary and an inventor. His projects - Tesla, SpaceX, Starlink - reflect his visionary personal brand. Elon Musk's projects show that he stands for pushing the limits of what is currently possible. Whether you are trying to excel in your career or be known for your businesses, a personal brand can help. Creating a brand shows your values and highlights your strengths. When a prospect is looking you up online, your personal brand can give them a snapshot of what you represent. It's a way of expressing who you are and your long-term vision. When your personal brand resonates with you and your values, you attract people in your inner circle whom you connect with. These days, you can use the Internet to your advantage to build your personal brand. In the long run, the personal brand can help you sell a product or course or distinguish your reputation in your industry. Plus, the work that you put into your personal brand can compound. People will reach out to you knowing your expertise. You may receive requests for speaking engagements. If you launch a product of your own, you could have an audience of people who trust you. Follow these steps as you grow your personal brand: Start with a story. Stories drive our world. They evoke feelings, take people to another world, and help others associate themselves with you. How did you get to where you are today? What's the "why" behind your work? Tell a story people will resonate with. Create a brand promise