How to Create Crystal Clarity in Your Personal Branding

Let me ask you…
 
Do you want to start focusing on your personal brand for fame or money?

Either way, you need to get clear about three things -

1. who you are
2. what you do
3. and why you do it

 
And when I say clear, I mean crystal. I mean like a pair of ultra-sheer flesh-toned pantyhose!
 
Clarity is so simple yet effective at leveling-up your influence (and income), but it's almost always overlooked.
 
And here's why:  
 
Being clear requires summarizing yourself, your impact, and all of your luscious uniqueness into a single statement. That can feel limiting. It can feel like you're not representing all of who you are, like you're cutting yourself off from potential possibilities for the different aspects of yourself.
 
It really feels this way when you're not being seen, heard, or sought-after like you want.
 
But, let me reassure you, getting radically clear does not hurt you. 
 
It helps you. 
 
Here's why:
 
Clarity is a calling card. Clarity cries out far and wide to draw-in those who want and need exactly what YOU have to offer.
When you have clarity in your personal brand, you can...

• 🎙️ Communicate your uniqueness effectively
• 🔥 Stand out in a crowded market
• 💕 Start attracting the right people (if ya' know, ya' know)
• 🏆 Receive better opportunities
• 🤑 Charge more (aka build a bankable brand)

You're able to share your story, your passion and your unique voice confidently - anywhere, anytime.
 
Okay, it's “do now” time! (remember those?!)
 
Grab a slice of paper (yes, I said slice because I'm extra), because one of my easiest activities for getting you closer to clarity in your personal brand are coming in hot:
 
1. Define your target audience-
Write down who your ideal client is and note their pain points. Write 3 ways you can help eliminate their pain, and not a single more!
 
2. Identify your authenticity- 
What is your intrinsic belief about what your ideal client needs and why? People can sense insincerity, authenticity is essential in building trust. Jot them down!
 
3. Build your bold statement-
Fill in the following with the notes from points 1 & 2 -- “I help [ideal clients] avoid [pain points] by [ways you help], because I believe [ideal clients] deserve to experience [intrinsic belief] without [feelings caused by pain points].”
 
Will you send me what you come up with?..
 
In your corner,
​Tenin