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Create Your Personal Brand<br />
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The Seven Laws of Personal Branding<br />
1. The Law of Specialization. Focus your brand on one<br />
specific area of <strong>achieve</strong>ment in your work. Avoid diversification.<br />
Do not try to be all things to all people.<br />
Select a specific industry, product, service, or skill in<br />
which you can excel.<br />
2. The Law of Leadership. Become one of the most<br />
knowledgeable, skilled, and respected people in your<br />
field. Be the very best at what you do. Consistently<br />
strive to become better and better.<br />
3. The Law of Personality. Your personal brand must be<br />
built around your personality, in all its aspects. The<br />
most important part of personal branding is that you<br />
be perceived as a nice and trustworthy person. Be<br />
pleasant, positive, and cheerful. Treat everyone well,<br />
no matter what the circumstances. And always do<br />
what you say you will do. Be sure your customers<br />
enjoy their interaction with you and know they can<br />
depend on you.<br />
4. The Law of Distinctiveness. Once you have created<br />
your own personal brand, you must express it in a<br />
unique way. Everything you do must be part of the<br />
‘‘package.’’ Sometimes a small factor, like sending<br />
cookies to a customer, can brand you in a distinct<br />
way. Why? Because no one else does it. Your goal is to<br />
be perceived as unique, thus differentiating you from<br />
everyone else vying for the attention of your prospective<br />
customer.<br />
5. The Law of Visibility. To be effective, your personal<br />
brand must be seen repeatedly and consistently. You