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Personal Branding
How Writing an Awesome EBook Can Help You Land a Job
By Nicolas Gremion | 6 Comments | April 4, 2012
It’s increasingly easy to create and sell and ebook, and that could help establish you as an expert in your field. Read »
Don’t Hate On Your Own Shine: How to Supercharge Your Confidence
By Christina Wood | 1 Comment | February 8, 2012
Figuring out what you have to offer the world is far more effective — and more fun — than following in someone else’s footsteps. Read »
Why Being Your (Super) Self is Better Than Being Professional
By Althaf Ahmed | 34 Comments | December 27, 2011
When it comes to succeeding in the digital age, being authentic is the only way to go. Read »
The #1 Way New College Grads Get Hired #BrazenStuff 12.04.11
By Team Brazen | 2 Comments | December 4, 2011
Great content from across the web. This week: Chelsea Clinton’s personal brand, media diet hacks and more! Read »
How to Succeed Professionally When All Jobs are Temporary
By Heather Huhman | 21 Comments | October 12, 2011
Tips for safeguarding your income now that lifetime careers are no longer the norm. Read »
A Fight in the Journalism World Invites Questions About Personal Branding & Integrity
By Jennifer Gaie Hellum | 10 Comments | June 30, 2011
Many veteran journalists are uncomfortable with the idea of a personal “brand,” and think that marketing their talent detracts from the substance of their work and compromises their integrity. But does it? Read »
Rock-It at Work: Get a Personal Brand Card
By Jaclyn Schiff | 6 Comments | June 30, 2011
Dustin Canter, Brazen’s business development whiz and a seasoned entrepreneur, gives a powerful networking tip. Read »
The Future of Personal Branding: 5 Predictions
By Dan Schawbel | 22 Comments | June 9, 2011
Personal branding was originally conceived in 1997, which tells you that it’s not a fad. Despite the mainstream adoption of social media globally, the basic principles of personal branding still apply. Read »
The Kim Kardashian Approach to Career Advancement
By Kimberly Palmer | 3 Comments | June 1, 2011
Entrepreneurs, it turns out, aren’t all Kim Kardashian-types. Some of us sit in cubicles from 9 to 5, work in entry-level positions, or even aspire to corporate jobs. Read »