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The 7 Key Elements of an Effective Personal Brand

It's not about doing something new to create an image to promote. It's about becoming conscious about what you do naturally and being more consistent and visible with it. Building a business isn’t easy. Success comes from intensive, hard work and a great deal of learning. Any entrepreneur will tell you that it’s important to love what you do, leverage your passion, work hard and most importantly -- never stop building your personal brand. That’s because people like to do business with other people, not companies. Building your personal brand lends credibility and authenticity to your business, especially if that business is you.  Past surveys have shown that  trust in brands and corporations has declined  in recent years and  84 percent of millennials don’t trust traditional advertising , so it’s more important than ever to create a personal brand that creates strong connections with your target audience. The most effective personal brands are built around these seven key eleme

LEARNING FROM AMERICAN MARKET CRASH IN BUILDING MALAYSIA AGAIN

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- When the housing bubble burst in spectacular fashion and  fanned the flames of a financial crisis that revelled only the great depression of the 1930s. That downturn has since become known as the great recession and it is now widely agreed that the united states officially went into recession in December 2007. The following year, some of the largest financial institutions, including a handful of the largest banks in the country, either failed or were forced into the hands of rivals at fire sale prices. T he great recession  officially ended in June 2009, but the economy has yet to fully recover. In fact, many market pundits are concerned that the economy will double-dip back into recession.  All this happen in the US and what did the after mart caused to the rest of the world or even what can we learn or take home from this? Now that more then decade has passed since the housing market peaked, what lessons can investors and banks lear