2. Branding consists of lots of things: personal style, signature item, a particular mannerism, etc.

3. Here are some practical ways to create and re-enforce your brand and reputation

5. Introduce yourself to the person sitting closest to you

6. Do you have a blog?

7. Are you on Facebook? Twitter? LinkedIn?

8. How can you stand out in a crowd?

11. Props

15. Passion

20. Competency

24. Natural abilities & assets

28. Over the top

30. You can’t control what people think about you But you can influence what they hear, see, read….

31. Your brand is a set of emotional and mental associations that represent you

33. Skin

34. Facial Expressions

35. Mannerisms

36. Aroma/Odor

37. Voice

38. Athletic Ability

39. Silhouette

41. Character

42. Moods

43. Experience

44. Reputation

47. Go yourself

51. Set up Google alerts as needed

54. Set up Google alerts as needed

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60. Set up Google alerts as needed

61. Visit Personas http://personas.media.mit.edu

62. Manage your LinkedIn profile

63. Are you a “brand name” product or a “generic” ?

65. Unique web address – direct to your public profile http://www.linkedin.com/in/brandynagel

67. Make it easy to maintain

68. Choose your props wisely

69. Be consistent

70. Be yourself – be your best self

71. Allow your brand to evolve with you

74. 侘 寂

75. Wabi-sabi Wabi-sabi is a Japanese concept or aesthetic. The phrase comes from the two words wabi and sabi . The aesthetic is sometimes described as one of beauty that is "imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete" (according to Leonard Koren in his book Wabi-Sabi: for Artists, Designers, Poets and Philosophers ).

77. The art of imperfection Being you on purpose.

79. Creed - Why are you here?

80. Icons - Do you stand out visually?

81. Rituals - What are your signature experiences?

82. Lingo - Do you own your vocabulary?

83. Anti’s - Who are your non-believers?

84. Leaders - Who are your heroes?

85. Context - What type of brand are you?

86. Expectations - Do you walk your talk?

88. It is a framework for understanding the ten core components of a brand.

89. five qualities: a passion for commercial real estate, strong business experience, leadership abilities, organizational skills and a sparkling wit when he isn't nervous.