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You don’t even need to meet your mentors.

Join our conversation as we explore indispensable tools, inbox zero, working with intent – and his 16ft cedar strip canoe. He’s also the founder of the altMBA and The Akimbo Workshops, which runs online seminars that have transformed the work of thousands of people. He’s built a huge following with over a million readers, and is the author of over 19 books, including Purple Cow, Linchpin, and This Is Marketing. In his own words, the toughest part is that “you have to show up, even if you don’t feel like it”.

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This interview is full of countless gems, but what really stands out is being consistent with whatever it is that you want to achieve. As my first guest on the podcast I did as a productivity parodist, there’s lots to catch up on. Seth Godin has had a huge influence over my career, so I’m excited to bring him on (again) to hear about his latest projects and new book ‘ The Practice: Shipping Creative Work’. In today’s episode we uncover how you can make that impact.

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Location: Quest Conference Center, 8405 Pulsar Place, Columbus, Ohio 43240Ĭost: Only $200, includes 6 hours of class time, workbook and a free 45 minute coaching session with Rhonda Peterson, workshop facilitator and career transitions coach.Seth Godin is a consistent player in the entrepreneurial space, influencing millions to embrace their inner-creative and best serve their audience.

Consistent brand message to use across all communication platforms: social media, resume, business card, brochures.ĭates: Saturdays, October 22 and 29, 2011.

Clarity in decision making, leveraging transferable skills to develop the best target market for your unique value proposition.

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Join us for an interactive workshop series where we explore Your Personal Brand and the important benefits of identifying and developing it in today’s marketplace. Here’s another opportunity to get intentional about Your Personal Brand, pruning where necessary so you can develop Your Personal Brand. It clears out the old to make way for the new.” This quote addresses the benefit of proactive pruning of dead branches. If we recognize the things that are dead, we can more easily deal with Necessary Endings and develop our Personal Brand for who we are today. Steve Jobs, who recently passed away after a long battle with cancer, said, “Death is the best invention of life. Even pruning yourself off of their email list could be a very simple necessary ending that clears space for Your Personal Brand today. If you moved from one profession or industry to another, the old organizations that were important in that industry may not serve your needs anymore.

Activities that were good at one time, but no longer support Your Personal Brand.

In order to fully develop Your Personal Brand, those beliefs must be replaced by the truth of honoring, valuing and living in your strengths. Living fully into Your Personal Brand, standing tall and saying with confidence, “This is how I add value for your company”, is difficult when limiting beliefs are still present in one’s mind.

Old limiting beliefs that are no longer true – when your picture of yourself reflects outdated or untrue information that was fed into you, it interferes with healthy branches reaching their full height and length.

Some examples of dead branches in our lives that take up space needed for healthy branches are: They should be growing straight for the goal, but they have to twist and turn to grow around the dead branches that are in their way. He points out that these dead branches and buds take up space needed for healthy branches to reach their full height and length. He contends that there are three types of pruning one must do in order to reach the vision you have in your mind pruning away the good to make room for the great, pruning away sick or diseased branches that aren’t going to make it and pruning away branches and buds that are dead. It turns out that a plant cannot reach its full potential without a very systemic process of pruning.” “When you prune a plant, it’s a process of proactive endings. Use Your Vision of the Future to PruneĬloud compares necessary endings in life to pruning a plant we must first have a vision of what the future looks like and then prune away things that don’t fit. Where are the dead branches in your life that get in the way of new growth for Your Personal Brand? Pruning dead branches in is the third and final type of pruning mentioned by Henry Cloud, PhD in Necessary Endings.