It’s Time For A Story- Trailblazing Your Brand Groove An Unexpected Analogy Excerpt: Wildfires are about the most spine-chilling, awe producing forces I’ve witnessed in nature. I used to have nightmares about them. …I still do. Yet they are nature’s way of pushing the re-set button, forcing and maintaining healthy balance in the environment. They are necessary. Regeneration and rebuilding after the devastation of a fire can have a surprising relationship to the forging actions we take in our marketing for both personal branding and our business brand. At first, the landscape is wide open, the trail or directional route unestablished. But as we take one step and then another and all the steps that will follow, a pattern emerges. That pattern becomes the blueprint that others will know us by. The Aftermath …It’s also a time for the earth to re-build, re-grow its covering. But before it does, there’s an opportunity that I’ll bet not many have thought of. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ This article is about the devastation of fire and where it can lead us. It’s about how we can use that to consider ways we hone in on our identity to then create our personal brand or our business brand. Its about repetition and consistency. It’s about an opportunity created by the scorched earth. To read the story and find out where it will take you, please jump: fateyes/trailblazing-your-brand-groove/ This may be the perfect time if you haven’t yet visited or joined the Thought Leadership and Personal Branding Community owned by Stone Temple Consulting, Mark Traphagen and Eric Enge. This article was, in part, inspired by my involvement there as a moderator and the in-depth discussions weve been having. It was also inspired by the real life Google Maps story I told to David Amerland and Marilyn Moore a few weeks ago. And, this is the article I referenced in David Amerlands Sunday Read this past Sunday in the comments in : topic: Place. Post shared by Gina Fiedel for...
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