Personal Branding Networking Can Start Anytime By Fred Horowitz, Guest contributor When I retired from dentistry in 1981 because of eye surgery, I was really scared. In my mid thirties, I had no idea what I was going to do next. It was like an artist facing a blank canvass and dealing with something all creators
Personal Branding Ideas for Young Professionals In the first article in this series on personal branding, Personal Branding Sets You Apart, I pointed out that for college grads it’s a necessity to have a personal brand. Taking a page from the influential thinker Tom Peters, I recommended that you identify the qualities or characteristics that
You Do Have Two Employment Search Options Liam Hickey, Guest Blogger In previous posts, I wrote about the importance of resume bullets and thinking like a manager. Today, I want to share something with you about your employment search options. You are in control of your employment search, which boils down to two things: (1)
A Personal Branding Strategy to Get to Know Yourself This piece on personal branding strategy is the third post in the series on personal branding. In the first post, Personal Branding Sets You Apart, I defined personal branding. I also talked about how to define your personal profile and communication style. In the second post,
Personal Branding Tips to Put You First In my previous post, How does Personal branding set You apart?, I defined personal branding as the practice of marketing yourself. I also explained briefly how to start creating a personal brand, namely by knowing who you are. There are two parts to developing your personal brand. Frist, you
Use Personal Branding to Put Yourself Ahead of the Crowd If you are a college grad or a seasoned professional like me, it is absolutely essential to have a personal brand. Don’t panic if the task in creating one seems overwhelming. I personally know colleagues who didn’t discover their personal brand until their 50’s or
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