Rebranding

Rebranding any brand can be challenging, but redefining your own brand is even tougher, especially if it has been tarnished in some way. It can be difficult to figure out what you want out of life, and once you do, it's up to you to define your brand - what you represent, stand for, believe in, and your code of honor.

One of the toughest things I've learned about improving a brand is how to lead from the front. It means not being petty, staying strong even when you feel weak, putting your best foot forward in stressful situations, and being authentic, loyal, and trustworthy. These are also qualities I look for in a relationship, and I've realized that I need to work on my own brand to attract the same kind of energy.

So, I'm focusing on vibrating at my highest power and staying calm no matter what storms come my way. It's all about staying true to myself and projecting that positivity out into the world.

I now understand why I didn't get the promotion at work. When I first heard the feedback that it wasn't my time, I was really upset. I thought, "What do you mean it's not my time? Are you saying you don't believe in me or that my time isn't valuable?" I was thinking all sorts of negative thoughts. But then it hit me - it's about the brand I represent. I need to come across as confident, not arrogant. I need to be a learner, not a know-it-all. And I need to be a better listener. I realized I need to listen more, talk less, ask questions, and lead by example.

It's not going to be easy, but I want my personal brand to be like Chanel, not Dollar Tree. I want to be top-notch, consistent, and reliable. The work I produce will always be top quality. I need to be willing to be vulnerable with the people I care about most. This is the kind of brand I want to build for myself.

I know that rebranding will require hard work and patience. I'll admit, I'm not the most patient person, but that's all part of the process. Good things take time to come to fruition, and I'm ready to put in the effort and wait for the results. It's a bit intimidating, but I'm willing to push through and come out stronger in the end. I want to be able to stand behind what I represent and see that reflected in my success.

Let my actions speak for themselves as I strive to improve and build a better brand. This journey reminds me of my time on Team Phoenix at Atnt, where we rose from the ashes to create something better. Sales have taught me a lot and have shaped the way I view things and make decisions. It takes a strong-willed person to succeed in sales, and not everyone is cut out for it. I'm ready to take on the challenge and see where it leads me.

This journey is all about making choices - either to succeed or to fail and end up somewhere you don't want to be, doing things you only half-heartedly enjoy. I want to love what I do and feel proud of myself at the end of the day, knowing that I'm doing it for me and no one else. Everything has been happening, but it's been tough because I started something and didn't realize I wasn't finishing it - just leaving it half-done. Even in my professional life, I do well in sales, but my brand is only half-baked. Instead of settling for something half-done, I want something complete and ready to thrive. It's definitely going to be a day-by-day process.