The Personal Brand of You | Rob Brown | TEDxUoN
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- Global networking expert and bestselling author of the book 'How to Build Your Reputation' Rob Brown shares how to personally brand yourself to stand out from the crowd…
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Great and very helpful presentation!
I appreciate everything you said here! I am the founder and Ceo of my own branding Tina Mattern Skincare and Cosmetics. I always want to be myself, but I feel the pressure to follow suit with the industry. This video just reminded me that I need to continue to be myself! That is why I have a 30-year following! I need to continue to be me! Thank You for reiterating that!
"...being brilliant, but anonymous... It's no good being the best kept secret in the world." - That hit me like a ton of bricks.
Life changing tip
Rob Brown's expertise in global networking and personal branding is truly valuable.
11:54 for the meat of this presentation
ChilangoGONEWILD facts 🙏🏻
"Your network is who you know, and your reputation is who knows you !" Amazing ! I am glad i came across this video. I watched a lot of videos on personal branding, this video intrigued me the most. Loved it ! The time i spent watching this video would be worth it when i actually implement it. ✌️
Beginning to think that personal branding is becoming a necessity ⚡
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Write and Speak!!! that's what hit me! I guess we all need reflect on our red box from time to time to remind us of who we are.
I love the 'Apart from your salary there's nothing in your job I want'. That is a nice trigger. You are right: we need to sell ourselves. Ourselves, not someone else. Great speech in a very natural way, wonderful to listen to!
The thing is, I believe the issue was that he focused so much on aimless networking that he got so mentally involved in the process that he forgot what the purpose of networking was. I personally have realized that closing your inner circle as much as possible with the type of individuals that are rather influential is what will start making a difference. My favorite phrase for relationships is -strategic networking- Thread the web of your inner circle of connections with purpose.
strategic networking indeed😁
Terrific! I'ld say; "Mr. Brown, you focused on your red box" w/ your video presentation. Was the best I've seen on the topic of personal branding yet!
The best of personal branding videos on youtube
I loved listening to you, Rob. Thankyou. I have picked up some valuable tips.
Thanx Rob Brown, I liked your strategy of creating red box and networking.
Much Love ❤ and RESPECTED By Mama Banks here in Las Vegas Babies
Brilliant! Thank you!!
Your personal brand is outside manifestations of all the things going on inside
Excellent Presentation. Thank you.
Rob Brown, amazing presentation
EXCELLENT! !! BRILLIANT 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏
Simply Brilliant - Thank you!
This is such an excellent presentation. it's very simple and easy to understand. It's very easy for everyone, with any personality type to learn from and "fit in".
Very informative presentation. Thank You Bob
What a talk!🎉
Great talk !!! I enjoyed watching this video! Thank you 😉
Very professional and informative presentation. Thank you Rob.
Thank you for your presentation, you have a very personable way about you that makes you easy to listen to. The message is clear-cut and gives a good overview of where to get to. Now for the how..... Thank you for taking the time to share your message.
"...being brilliant, but anonymous... It's no good being the best kept secret in the world." - That's exactly me. Thank you so much. I need to raise my profile.
Love Red box Grey box!
Nicely done. Enjoyed it.
Fantastic!
Great insights and advice Rob - thank you..!
Awesome content. Thank you
Great piece,learnt a lot .
What people see, feel, think, do or say about you when they hear your name. Not what you think your reputation is, it's what other people say about you that is your reputation.
Beautiful!! I had a workshop personal brand today and I'm very inspired by this talk. So thank you :)
You explained this perfectly and I loved a lot of your points. I am definitely going to add that into my next video and shout you out.
That's a brilliant presentation on personal branding. Thank you so much Rob.
Only You can be Great at being You
Wonderful speech Rob. Thanks for the presentation.
outstanding presentation.
Very powerful presentation on personal branding. Just outstanding.
This s insightful and helpful. Many thanks
I wish I were there with you guys hearing such a great talk.
Amazing!! Thank you
Really great! Tq
Brilliant presentation!!!
Amazing presentation
My favourite Tedx talk ever ❤️
I don't think two years he's spent on building networking is worthless. I should have learn lots of skills which he would use on his bussiness later. And look! Do you think why he could talk and present so well like that? That's what communicating to many different people brings to him.
Yes it is not worthless but after two years he needed a result and not just knowledge. The best form of education is duplication and thats what he wants.
gr8 video Ted
BRAVO!
Excellent speech; informative and applicable. Thank you very much.
That was one of the best presentations I´ve heard in a long time! Thanks for this inspiring message!
I will focus on my red box....I learned a lot from this man.Thank you, Mr. Brown.
Best Tedx talk ever 👏👏💖
This guy looks so much like Adam Sandler!
Yes, if I wouldn't have found this comment, I would have written it!😂😂
@@gabrielchis9450 SAME!!!
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It is easy to network, but harder to build relationships. You can't just be a card collector.
Exactly!!!
What do people see, feel, think, do or say about you when the come across you or Hear 💪your "NAME" that's your reputation.
Money doesn't make the world go round without peoples minds and creativity. Creativity first money second. If air disappeared we would die, if money disappeared we would find a way to interaction.
Amazing! Thank you so much!
Very powerful and meaningful presentation!!
Great presentation, I gained so much value from it. 🙏🙏🙏
Wow!! I So awesome! Thank you Rob Brown 👏
Great presebtation!
Excellent talk :)
I am confused by the contradictions here. At the beginning of Rob's talk he explains that he was an enthusiastic networker - but this brought him very little, certainly in financial terms, plus his wife was very lonely! However, towards the end of the talk, he encourages his listeners to network - "networking is a fantastic way to build your reputation". It seems that networking didn't work for him!
Julie Meraud I think it's that only focusing on networking did nothing. He didn't build up all those other things which made him blend in. He wasn't unique, he didn't stand out. But once you stand out, then networking would help your reputation since it's based on other people talking to you.
I think what he meant was that he was merely collecting cards instead of actually invoke any kind of connection, he wasn't 'selling' himself which is why he couldn't get any business. Later on he learns all these different rules and stuff and now he is able to utilise his contacts better.
@@rhythmm6657 Exactly! I was selected to judge a modeling competition last month and I thought, oh this is a good way for me to network and spread my brand to another region and possibly sign some models to my agency. But then the only thing I really got out of it was possibly blogging about being selected to be a judge and I have some great photos that show me judging and interacting with models because my Dad's a professional photographer and I brought him. The models I met weren't any better than the models I've already scouted in my area and as a model manager it's better to work with people that live within 100 models of the agency. I think the photos and the story help establish me as a leader in this part of the country though.
Thank you very much. The talk is very helpful to me.
The best advice ever
I agree in most points. I wouldn't use Kiyosaki as a reliable source, considering the background and recent unmasking of such individual.
Awesome
BRILLIANT
Great Talk
Did he just mention Reverend Ike 🙈? Nooooo anyone but him 😱😱😱
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brilliant
Mr Brown wants us to focus on the red box. Rob emphasizes how you should not try to be like someone else, just be yourself.
Seth Godin’s “Purple Cow”!
Another fantastic presentation by Rob, if you've enjoyed this check out his presentation at Lets Do Business June 2014 on our Chambers4Business channel. - "Timeless"
I thought this was brilliant! They say most people judge whether they will like you within the first 3 seconds of meeting someone, what if everyone doesn't like you or your reputation how would you change this?
If you already had a bad rep then you have to work from there. Go back out into the world and let them know how much of a changed person you are. Then let them see it through your actions. A statement needs to be made followed by appropriate corresponding actions.
If you didn't have a bad rep to start with then listen to his Ted talk again 😂😂.
1. What is the guys name?
2. What does he want from his bosses job?
3. What did Gary Hammel say?
4. What are the 3 things we want people to pay us?
5. What goes in your red box?
6. Why should you share your ideas?
Awsome... you have stolen my idea or vise versa. Got some idea for my next presentation... cheers
I can't seem to get beyond the sad feeling that he didn't feel fulfilled being a teacher and an academic mentor to children. "I was producing thousands and thousands of children who could pass tests..." I mean, if it wasn't where he was supposed to be, then it's understood. It just reminds me of the sad state our children are in (those children who don't have the money to receive the best education).
this only work in commercial market will people do respect reputation, unfortunately
No. Reputation is what big business will use to take your small business down (small businesses are a threat to them) they've even stooped to removing good feedback, along with adding bad. People don't check your swag, they check customers' reviews of product.
The huge cost of defamation is even more evident.
Some factories make a huge difference in the world. You like to eat right? I will agree that public schools produce almost nothing of value, though, and are a huge waste of time, money, and energy.
Money as important as oxygen? Maybe in your world.. I know I can survive just fine without your fuckin money. Oxygen not so much.
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This guys sounds like a car salesmen and selling an easy answer. Meh Next. Very lack lustre presentation for someone talking about being authentic.
I would agree that it is pretty lack luster and I would even go further to say that it was almost superficial as in surface based. He made good points in selling yourself and building a reputation and being yourself not trying to be someone else but it was all surface level cliches that everyone says. They tell you to sell yourself but it's hard to find someone to tell you how to sell yourself, how to make yourself wanted, and how to find the treasure inside yourself. They tell you to build a reputation but they don't say how to build a reputation, how to go about it in an authentic way, and what to do when we make choices that totally contradict our reputation. And they tell you to be yourself but they I honestly doubt most people even know how to discover and build your own essence, what makes you yourself and not someone else.
Listen to @garyvee
i disagree...
Robert Kawasaki is scam...Don’t quote him🤭😹😎
Was I the only one bored with his presentation? The message is good, I guess, but it was hard to focus on because of poor delivery.
It's pretty basic information delivered in a very slimy way that derides workers in both education and manufacturing. I didn't find it boring. I found it angering.
This guy is stressful