Personal Branding Tip 244 · Reputation
Explain Any Withdrawal
If you must pull an endorsement, tell your audience the real reason in plain terms. A bare “I no longer support this” suggests you have something to hide.
Take It With You
Download the card for a feed, a story or a link, or share it straight from your phone. Please keep the MCG mark on it.
Why It Works
The Manifesto says substantial reasoning validates your standing, while a silent exit implies your community does not deserve an explanation.
Where It Comes From
- Category
- Reputation: What is said about you when you are not in the room.
- In the Series
- Tip 244 of 365. One tip leads each day, in order, and the cycle begins again after the last.
Reputation
More on Reputation
Tip 252 · ReputationAsk for Introductions With PurposeBefore you ask for an introduction, write one sentence on why you want it and what you can offer. Then live up to the person who vouched for you.
Tip 257 · ReputationPoint Good Deeds at the CauseIf you share a good deed, make the post about the cause and how others can help, not about you. Post once, then leave it there.
Tip 264 · ReputationVerify Before You RepostBefore you share a claim, a statistic or a viral story under your name, check the source yourself. If you cannot verify it, do not pass it on.
Engagements
Your name is already being interpreted. The question is who are they, and what are they thinking?
Engagements are accepted by application and seats are limited each quarter. Tell us who you are, what you are building, and the position you intend to hold.
Consultations are virtual or in person. See what each includes, and what is asked of you: Virtual or In Person.