What's the best way to build a personal brand that reflects your values?

You can't build your brand if you don't know what that brand is, here are some exercises you can do to help flesh it out: 1. Journal it out - Google personal branding prompts to write about. 2. Make a vision board, find keywords and pictures you resonate with. 3. Speak to your mentors and peers, find out what they notice most about you/ know you best for and run with that. 4. Adapt as you go, your brand might start out one way and then mold into a different direction, going with the flow makes magic happen! Keep tabs on how your branding evolves and what feels good to put out into the world. :)

1. Etiquette - Polite behaviour emphasizing on mutual respect towards ANY person in society/organization/company. 2. Integrity - Awareness on good is good, bad is bad; upholding it regardless what the circumstances/situations are. 3. Tenacity - A fighter attitude with the " Do or Die" notion until the "war" is won or lose is with dignity. 4. Responsible - Be it good or bad, e.g decisions; he/she owns it wholeheartedly without blaming other people, situations, past achievements/predicament, etc as being the cause of the problems in the first place. 5. Fairness - The champions' prize is achieved through hard work, positive contributions, team work and to give proper credit to individuals contributing the ideas/solutions initially.

To build a personal brand reflecting your values, begin by identifying your core principles. Ensure consistency in your online presence – from social media to content. Be authentic, sharing personal stories and using visuals that align with your values. Engaging content and respectful interactions showcase your principles. Consider contributing to value-aligned causes and stay open to feedback. Patience is key in creating an authentic personal brand that resonates with your audience.

While it is critical to connect actions with values, keep in mind that we are fallible. Always strive for alignment, but if it occurs, accepting responsibility (reciprocity principle: owning up to mistakes) and correcting it can sometimes improve your brand even more.

You have to be congruent and consistently deliver on your brand promise, e.g. if you say you value developing others, show that through your actions. You’ve got to be the same person in the spotlight as you are when no one is watching. A few useful checkpoints: - Journaling: Keep a daily or weekly log to self-assess your actions against your brand values. This can quickly highlight inconsistencies. - Peer feedback: Regularly ask for constructive feedback from trusted colleagues or friends to gauge if your personal brand is perceived as you intend. - Tracking outcomes: Pay attention to results of your actions. Are they consistently leading to outcomes that you’d expect, given your stated values and brand promises?

I see it as more than just about solving immediate problems—it's about offering a blend of experience, values, skills, character and potential that makes you someone worth connecting with. To communicate this effectively: - Highlight your strengths: Feature your character strengths, expertise, and achievements across various platforms to paint a complete picture of your brand. - Use your network: Utilize your network to demonstrate your social capital and ability to build meaningful connections. Others can access your network and that adds to your value! - Hint to future promise: Don’t just tout current value; hint at your future potential, showing a trajectory of growth that invites others to be a part of your journey.

When demonstrating your value, make sure it's not just about self-promotion but also about delivering true benefit to others. The idea here is to strike a mix between humility and confidence.

It's not just about communicating; it's also about understanding your audience's values. Find a point of commonality and bridge the gap between your ideals and theirs to develop true connections.

Completing a 360 Reach Brand Assessment can help you understand how others perceive your values. This assessment can give you feedback on your strengths and weaknesses, as well as how you are perceived by others. This information can be valuable in identifying areas where you can align your brand more closely with your values. I recently completed a 360 Reach Brand Assessment, and I was pleased with the results. The assessment showed that others value my trust, integrity, and collaboration. These are all important values to me, and I'm glad that others see me as someone who embodies them. I believe that by following these tips, you can build a personal brand that is trustworthy, honest, collaborative, and open.

Building relationships based on common ideals is admirable, but it is also necessary to step outside of your comfort zone on time. Engaging with others who hold opposing ideas can provide new perspectives (new insights are beneficial).

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