You are already fascinating. That’s a fact. But, are you allowing your natural, authentic personality to shine through on social media? Hmm. Maybe not. A lot of fascinating people have extraordinarily boring blogs, tweets, and YouTube videos. (Yawn.) The world…
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7 Ways to Let Your Personality Shine on Social Media
Sally Hogshead
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The #1 Reason Someone Should Hire You
Your personality has one distinct advantage. This advantage is your highest and most unique value. It’s what makes you different- and better- than everyone else in the crowd. It’s the essence of your personal brand. This is what makes you,…
Video: Woo with WOW! – with Sally Hogshead
Fascinating ideas will instantly provoke strong and immediate emotional reactions. So do fascinating people. So does fascinating marketing. In this video, I’ll show you how a simple tweet led to a impressive introduction, by creating a strong and immediate…
How to be Powerful
Powerful people have a strong point of view. They lead with clear direction. Are you powerful? If you want to be perceived as a powerful leader, you must establish a reputation as a confident and knowledgeable expert…
A Magical Example of Fascinating Customer Service
My daughter Azalea recently had minor surgery. Everything turned out just fine, but ahead of time she was a little nervous. Specifically, she was concerned about being wheeled away from me, into the operating room. Enter… The Bubble Parade! To…
10 ways to fascinate (and win!) over the phone
Every phone call is an opportunity. If you engage and fascinate your listener, you’ll earn a new advocate. But if you fumble, you’ll weaken their impression of your value. You need to earn their attention, and you need to do…
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The First 9 Seconds – by Sally Hogshead
We live in an always-buzzing world, pulled in all directions-by shiny objects, constant chatter, loud images, and text alerts. Your brain travels through the world like a tourist walking through Times Square for the first time: overwhelmed overstimulated moving toward…