Forbes calls 2024 the year to build your personal brand. On this last episode of Season 1, we talk about navigating, and growing, your personal brand within your work environment.

Whether you eventually want to strike off on your own or plan to stay full-time at a company, having a strong personal brand can help you get noticed, promoted, and attract connections and opportunities that align with your vision.

80% of recruiters consider personal branding important when evaluating job candidates. While personal brand can help with talent recruitment and business development, Sheri and Lynette also discuss how to decide which company cultures fill your cup, and which ones are a waste of your time.

We're continuing our conversation on life changes with Brenda Beckedorf, ecosystem builder, leader, and strategist, and CEO of the recently-launched Society Five.0. On this episode, we explore loss, resiliency, career change and self discovery.

Whatever your life change is, it’s bound to have an impact on you— and your brand.

We all go through changes, whether it’s moving to a new city, changing careers, getting married, getting divorced, having a child, or losing a loved one. Whatever the change is, it’s bound to have an impact on you— and your brand. 

There’s a lot of talk about change management for organizations, but what about your own personal change management? When something rocks your world, how do you react? Some put their head in the sand,  play an avoidance game, or fight hard to maintain the life or the person they used to be.

In this episode, we suggest a different approach as we dish on the role of personal brand in life changes.