Today marks 24 years of my Personal Brand. What does this mean for me? Besides not being able to say that I’m 23 anymore, just about nothing. I’ve had a great year and met some really amazing people, such as Wendy Marx, Andrea Nierenberg, Neil Patel, Rohit Bhargava, Jeremiah Owyang, William Arruda, Guy Kawasaki and of course the Personal Branding Magazine staff (to name a few).
Over the past year, I’ve discovered my own brand, helped others build their Personal Brands, and have become more knowledgeable in social media, search engine optimization (SEO), career development, marketing, branding, entrepreneurship and networking. I’ve been able to leverage my previous skills set, while integrating it with the new age of marketing. It has been quite the year for me and those in my network. Be sure to tune in, as you never know what I will come up with next! If you thought my 23 year old brand was interesting, wait till you see me at 24.
Thank you for your continued support.
Related posts:
- Schawbel Report: The Current State of Personal Branding Worldwide [August 2009] It’s already August and I haven’t done one of my...
- Personal Brand Audit: What’s Your Google Score? This is part 3 in the “Personal Brand Audit” series....
Loading ...
Happy Birthday! But here’s a question…if a business is turns 24, for the next 365 days they celebrate their 25th year in business. And to think about it, it’s more accurate since we begin counting AFTER the first year.
I dig what you’re doing. Keep it up!
Happy Birthday Dan! You are an inspiration to all of us….when I think back to what I was doing at 24….hmmm
Keep up the great work!
Megan
http://www.careerbychoice.com
Buon compleanno, Dan. Compleanno actually means that you complete the year, as in Mike Sansone’s comment (how did you get Mike to comment? Wow!). Somehow I cannot leave comments here from work, WordPress times out.
Happy Birthday, Dan!
Hi Dan, first of all a happy belated birthday! I’m following your blog for quite some time already (RSS) and I’m surprised to find out you’re only a year older then me. I guess your knowledge on the topics you write about fooled me, thinking you were older (which in this case is good, haha). Wish you all the best from The Netherlands!