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EPISODE · Jun 21, 2022 · 1H 5M

How to Build a Personal Brand with the Imagineer David McKnight

from The "What's Your Revolution?" Show with Dr. Charles Corprew" · host Dr. Charles Corprew

What's Good Revolutionaries? Have you ever thought of yourself as a brand, You know like Nike, Target, Black Enterprise, etc? If you haven't, it is time that you begin to cultivate your brand and send it out to the world. In a world where everyone is on social media selling something, how will you stand out? The imagineer, CEO of the McKnight Image Lab joins me on the show to discuss how to shape your brand and how to inbound opportunities for you to excel personally and professionally. David has shaped the image of some of the most sought after personalities in the country. He drops some pearls of wisdom and concrete strategies on steps one needs to take to sharpen their image. Although, not a huge fan of Kevin Samuels, one thing the brother did do right was creating a brand and image that brought folx to him. How do you do the same and project a message that will empower people to grow and thrive? Brother McKnight shows us the way!

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