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Personal Branding
- 1. Personal Branding Bringing Clarity and Focus to your Personal Brand http://www.EquationArts.com
- 9. What is “Brand”? http://www.EquationArts.com
- 22. Understand the Brand Your Difference is Your Brand Copyright 2008, Equation Arts, LLC.
- 23. Why be Different? Copyright 2008, Equation Arts, LLC. You already are! (you just might not be saying it loud enough)
- 25. Why be Different? Copyright 2008, Equation Arts, LLC. Different makes you memorable and indispensable!
- 28. How are you different? http://www.EquationArts.com
- 30. Why is Context important? http://www.EquationArts.com
- 31. Why is Context important? http://www.EquationArts.com
- 33. What’s your context? http://www.EquationArts.com
- 37. Focus in action http://www.EquationArts.com
- 38. Focus in action http://www.EquationArts.com
- 39. What one thing do you want people to focus on? http://www.EquationArts.com