Personal Brand

 

This is a reflection of yourself.
 

Our brand is defined by what we think, say, do. All these three have to be in harmony. To notice them it requires self awareness.

Did you do what you said you would do?
Then say what you will do.

1. Proof of passion - what you do, it says what you think
2. Quality and devotion - take it outside and go beyond
3. Team dynamic - suround yourself with people who have a common purpose, as it will help you meet your goal

"We trust people who believe what we believe" (by Simon Sinek). I feel what you feel. We want what you want. And this is empathy which leads to compassion, suffering together.

Get the culture right and the brand will follow. It means to stay true to your believes and values and you will find your tribe.

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