Is Personal Branding Overplayed? Not Even Close.
?? Jennifer Anderson
??Personal Brand Strategist || Author, "Call for Compassion" ????
There’s a conversation happening in some executive circles that personal branding is overplayed—that it’s already well-known and maybe even outdated. But if that were true, why do so many employees still struggle to connect with their leaders? Why do workplace frustrations so often center around leadership rather than the company itself?
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The Leadership Gap
The number one reason employees leave their jobs isn’t because of the company—it’s because of their boss. Consider these statistics:
If personal branding were irrelevant, leadership clarity wouldn’t still be such a challenge. A strong personal brand isn’t about:
Instead, it’s about defining:
…in a way that resonates with those around you.
Why Personal Branding Still Matters
Ask yourself:
If not, your Personal Brand isn’t just relevant—it’s essential.
Clarity Before Innovation
Some executives believe we need to move on to something new, dismissing personal branding as outdated or overplayed. However, many of these same executives struggle to:
Before we race toward the next big thing, we need to slow down and ask:
Without this clarity, any attempt at innovation or change is built on shaky ground.
Let’s Get You Clear
If you’re unsure about your personal brand and how to leverage it, I’m here to help. Through my Personal Brand VIP Day offering, I work one-on-one with leaders to:
Knowing your brand is just the beginning. Leveraging it is what makes the difference.
Are you ready to gain clarity and take action? DM me here on LinkedIn, and let’s make sure your Personal Brand is working for you—not against you.