10% of Your Actions Define 90% of Personal Brand
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Transform your personal brand by identifying the key 10% of your actions and habits that shape people’s perception of you. Obsess about that 10%. Make positive changes. Laser target your efforts.
Read the above paragraph again. This is my shortest blog post ever, and the most important, atleast in the personal branding series.
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Dan,
Great respect for your thoughts – but please acknowledge the authors of some of these quotes(Give Covey credit for your first paragraph, I read it from him before reading it here). I can mention afew.
It goes along way in making you a an authentic writer – take that from me I write(but on something technical and specific). And it can spoil your potential too. No offence.
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Daniel Ngari Reply:
July 2nd, 2009 at 6:07 pm
@ Sublimity – Always interesting to have you comment on the blog. Today you jolted me..in my university days, my lecturers frowned on a monster called plagiarism.
So I hit Google to see when Steve Covey might have said those words. Not even Google had heard Steven Covey say those words. I am not sure where you got your information from.
I am happy to credit people for their work as much as I would love to be credited for my work. I will humbly acknowledge Covey or anyone who has said the same words as me.
I am here to inspire people in my own words, and when my words are not enough, I may call on the words of others to help drive the message home (with due credits of course)
Thank you
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Sublimity Reply:
July 2nd, 2009 at 9:31 pm
Sorry for the impression that “I jolted you” – Covey has what he calls 10/90 rule and I have it on PDF. PM me your mail I will forward to you.
Keep writing.
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Wonderful comments!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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This was a great post too.. combining all those lessons makes one a great hero and strong even to begin the day… will try learning and applying all of these in life.. Dan thankyou and have a great time… thou art appreciated..
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say what?? we are done for the day? great lesson though! The lesson has been driven home.
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