Student Leader Training 2014 Personal Branding
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This document discusses personal branding and how to present yourself both in person and online. It emphasizes being authentic and true to who you are, focusing on your values, passions, and talents. It warns to be careful with words and photos online as they can be misinterpreted and last forever, advising to let your online presence reflect the real you. The key message is that every action you take defines who you are, so be intentional about presenting an authentic brand that represents the person you want to be.
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Student Leader Training 2014 Personal Branding
- 1. Who are you?
- 2. You have the choiceto become who you want to be.
- 5. How do you others to see you? want
- 6. Personal Brand begins with Personal Values Authenticity True to Yourself Your Passions Your Talents
- 7. Be You
- 8. You have the choiceto become who you want to be.
- 9. In-Person Self + Virtual Self = Personal Brand
- 10. Every decision you make— every decision that you make every second —is not a decision about what to do, it is a decision about who you are. Every act is an act of self-definition. —Neale Donald Walsch
- 11. In-Person Self
- 14. Leadership… the uniform you take off
- 15. Virtual Self
- 19. How do you conduct yourself in your online community?
- 20. Nothing but Selfies? Complaints? Advocating for Causes? Sharing Good News? Promoting Organizations & Events? Sharing Friends’ Successes? Rants? Picking Fights? Passive Aggressive Comments? Building Relationships?
- 22. Social media are your opportunity to reach a massive number of people with transparency, honesty and integrity. -Brian Boyd
- 23. Words + Pictures
- 24. Words Pick them carefully. Say what you really mean.
- 25. Pictures Especially without context people make assumptions.
- 27. People might judge your actions. People might disagree with what you do. Without even knowing you.
- 29. You give up controlof your photos when you put them
- 30. Pictures from when she was 14 Private online account was hacked Her pictures showed up all over the internet, without her consent Angie Varona
- 31. Be smart about what you put online
- 32. Let people see the real you in the virtual world.
- 33. Who are you? Think about your personal brand. Who do you want to be?
- 34. Sum yourself up in 5 words. Is there information online that is in conflict with who you want to be? Have you done anything in the last week that is in conflict?
- 35. Be You
- 36. Be the real You
- 37. Be able to communicate the real you.