Guy Kawasaki
Famous or not, we brand ourselves daily through how we act, speak and look. when brand is good ,evaluate how it represents you and how it can be applied to deliver greater worth, then monetize it to maximum effect. but we should not do it entirely for money in the first place
Lessons From Kawasaki:
Guy says that mission statements are useless.instead you should define yourself in simplest terms, be great for some people rather than trying to please everyone.
Lessons From Kawasaki:
Guy says that mission statements are useless.instead you should define yourself in simplest terms, be great for some people rather than trying to please everyone.
- Not everyone will always agree with you. That’s a fact . So don’t let criticism or haters bring you down.
- You're blind. Be humble and learn from those wiser than you, so you may be wiser. If you go around disregarding words of good knowledge and 'write your own rules' you'll simply fly blind.
- it should be your responsibility to be strong in the face of “no,” and “you can’t do that.” he says, ignore people who say you won’t succeed. Use negative words as motivation. Prove them wrong in the end.
- we live in a world of our own perception, its therefore upon us to diversify our thoughts to a world of experiences. Our lives are shaped by the people we meet, the places we go, and the actions we take.
Watching from this video striked me the hardest,enjoyed the speech it was very enlightening ,i made a point of sharing it with you
Creating Enchantment [Entire Talk] at Stanford University
Lately my view of personal branding has expanded as I start following bloggers, tweeters, authors, and experts, i hope you'l learn something from Guy
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