Things You'll Need:
- pad and pen or your computer!
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Step 1
create a powerful list firstTake five minutes and write down as many one-word answers as possible that answer this question: Who am I?
Once you have completed this list, go back through it and cross off every word that defines a role – such as wife, mother, friend, teacher. The words that are left – most might be adjectives – are who you are and represent the cornerstone of your brand. -
Step 2
Now write two sentences using your favorite adjectives to describe what you do.
For example, here are some words that I use to describe who I am:
Influential, Strategic, Successful
My resulting sentences:
"Being influential and understanding strategies of influence have catapulted my business to the next level. I simplify these strategies of influence and buy-in so that business owners who work with me can increase interest and generate more business than ever before." -
Step 3
Imagine if you sell a PRODUCT though a MLN and you create a brand that distinguishes you from others that sell it! Much more powerful! And if you have your own product or service make sure you have this too!
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Step 4
Think about how you use those powerful words in your tag, your web site, and more! This is who you are, not what you do!










Comments
coriannlentz said
on 11/6/2009 Great tips to define who you are, what your passion is, and to channel that into what you do and into your business.
JunieB said
on 12/22/2008 I wish I had this information 8 months ago. It's an interesting concept for direct sales but I've found it makes a difference, especially when times are tight, people remember me, not just my products.
SingersSecrets said
on 12/12/2008 Great article! Looking forward to more!
meacham01 said
on 11/5/2008 Yes, branding is alusive to most folks but if they read your wisdom...things might change. Great article.
Robert