Personal branding – what are you saying to the world?

At a time when social media pervades our every-day existence, your personal brand becomes a valuable commodity. Read and stand a chance to win!

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The world is becoming smaller and more connected through the prevalence of social media; the global village means that you’re always in the spotlight. It’s not enough to simply tell people who you are and what you stand for, you have to show them.

From the coffee you drink to the handbag you carry, every decision sends out a message that tells the world something about you. Being in control of that message is crucial when it comes to potential business opportunities or even social engagements. Learning how to use this in order to achieve your financial goals is imperative.

Wealth acquisition is more complex than investing a portion of your monthly salary. It’s about learning to leverage yourself as a brand and identifying other potential non-traditional business opportunities. From the first impression you make with your online presence, you can take control of your future and create new ways to increase your earning potential – whether it’s through alternative revenue streams or by getting that promotion.

Says Timothy Maurice Webster, personal branding expert and author of the newly launched book Personal Brand Intelligence (PBQ): “PBQ (or Personal Brand Quotient) will become even more important than IQ or EQ. Being able to define yourself, articulate your views with passion, navigate the complexities of social opportunity with a keen eye and measure how well you’re received will be essential skills.”

As we craft the lives we want for ourselves, curating the message you put out into the world will better enable you to monetise your personal brand. You’ll be able to attract the work you want to do, with people you connect with on an emotional level, elevating your career and, inevitably, increasing your earning potential.

WIN!

Two lucky Liberty customers can each each win a copy of Personal Brand Intelligence by Timothy Maurice Webster. Simply email your contact details to [email protected] by 25 August 2016. Winners will be contacted directly. 

 

What will happen to your Own your life Rewards

If you are a member of the Own your life Rewards programme you should by now have received notification that we are winding down the programme which will be discontinued next year on 31 March 2017.

For more information on this, please contact your financial adviser or visit www.ownyourliferewards.co.za.

 
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The information contained in this communication, including attachments, is not to be construed as advice in terms of the Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services Act of 2002 ("FAIS") as the writer is neither an appointed representative of Liberty, nor a licensed financial services provider as contemplated in FAIS. Please consult your financial adviser should you require advice of a financial nature and/or intermediary services.

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Personal branding – what are you saying to the world?

At a time when social media pervades our every-day existence, your personal brand becomes a valuable commodity. Read and stand a chance to win!

 
+ share via email | + share via Facebook | + share via Twitter | + share via Linked In

The world is becoming smaller and more connected through the prevalence of social media; the global village means that you’re always in the spotlight. It’s not enough to simply tell people who you are and what you stand for, you have to show them.

From the coffee you drink to the handbag you carry, every decision sends out a message that tells the world something about you. Being in control of that message is crucial when it comes to potential business opportunities or even social engagements. Learning how to use this in order to achieve your financial goals is imperative.

Wealth acquisition is more complex than investing a portion of your monthly salary. It’s about learning to leverage yourself as a brand and identifying other potential non-traditional business opportunities. From the first impression you make with your online presence, you can take control of your future and create new ways to increase your earning potential – whether it’s through alternative revenue streams or by getting that promotion.

Says Timothy Maurice Webster, personal branding expert and author of the newly launched book Personal Brand Intelligence (PBQ): “PBQ (or Personal Brand Quotient) will become even more important than IQ or EQ. Being able to define yourself, articulate your views with passion, navigate the complexities of social opportunity with a keen eye and measure how well you’re received will be essential skills.”

As we craft the lives we want for ourselves, curating the message you put out into the world will better enable you to monetise your personal brand. You’ll be able to attract the work you want to do, with people you connect with on an emotional level, elevating your career and, inevitably, increasing your earning potential.

WIN!

Two lucky Liberty customers can each each win a copy of Personal Brand Intelligence by Timothy Maurice Webster. Simply email your contact details to [email protected] by 25 August 2016. Winners will be contacted directly. 

 

What will happen to your Own your life Rewards

If you are a member of the Own your life Rewards programme you should by now have received notification that we are winding down the programme which will be discontinued next year on 31 March 2017.

For more information on this, please contact your financial adviser or visit www.ownyourliferewards.co.za.

 
Money Myths   Financial Jargon   Health   Investment Advice

5 myths about women and money Demystifying the jargon Critical illness cover Why you should stay invested

South African households are more likely to have a female breadwinner and research shows women are better at money management than their male counterparts.

Do you ever wonder what “purchasing power parity” or “loading a policy” means? Here are 18 investment words worth knowing. Read and stand a chance to win!

Critical illness cover plays an important role in a holistic financial plan, but using it as a replacement for a medical scheme could result in uncovered medical bills warns Nicholas van der Nest.

As long as your investment portfolio is aligned to your personal risk profile, there is no need to panic.

Read more... Read more... Read more... Read more...

Got a question? We're here for you!

Thank you for the feedback we have received on these newsletters so far. Your comments and suggestions will help us to give you relevant information for planning and managing your finances. Please keep talking to us and telling us what you think by contacting us via the channels below.

The information contained in this communication, including attachments, is not to be construed as advice in terms of the Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services Act of 2002 ("FAIS") as the writer is neither an appointed representative of Liberty, nor a licensed financial services provider as contemplated in FAIS. Please consult your financial adviser should you require advice of a financial nature and/or intermediary services. Visit the Liberty website
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Personal branding – what are you saying to the world?

At a time when social media pervades our every-day existence, your personal brand becomes a valuable commodity. Read and stand a chance to win!


+ share via email | + share via Facebook
+ share via Twitter | + share via Linked In

The world is becoming smaller and more connected through the prevalence of social media; the global village means that you’re always in the spotlight. It’s not enough to simply tell people who you are and what you stand for, you have to show them.

From the coffee you drink to the handbag you carry, every decision sends out a message that tells the world something about you. Being in control of that message is crucial when it comes to potential business opportunities or even social engagements. Learning how to use this in order to achieve your financial goals is imperative.

Wealth acquisition is more complex than investing a portion of your monthly salary. It’s about learning to leverage yourself as a brand and identifying other potential non-traditional business opportunities. From the first impression you make with your online presence, you can take control of your future and create new ways to increase your earning potential – whether it’s through alternative revenue streams or by getting that promotion.

Says Timothy Maurice Webster, personal branding expert and author of the newly launched book Personal Brand Intelligence (PBQ): “PBQ (or Personal Brand Quotient) will become even more important than IQ or EQ. Being able to define yourself, articulate your views with passion, navigate the complexities of social opportunity with a keen eye and measure how well you’re received will be essential skills.”

As we craft the lives we want for ourselves, curating the message you put out into the world will better enable you to monetise your personal brand. You’ll be able to attract the work you want to do, with people you connect with on an emotional level, elevating your career and, inevitably, increasing your earning potential.

WIN!

Two lucky Liberty customers can each each win a copy of Personal Brand Intelligence by Timothy Maurice Webster. Simply email your contact details to [email protected] by 25 August 2016. Winners will be contacted directly. 

 

What will happen to your Own your life Rewards

If you are a member of the Own your life Rewards programme you should by now have received notification that we are winding down the programme which will be discontinued next year on 31 March 2017.

For more information on this, please contact your financial adviser or visit www.ownyourliferewards.co.za.

 
Money Myths
5 myths about women and money

South African households are more likely to have a female breadwinner and research shows women are better at money management than their male counterparts.

Read more...
 
Financial Jargon
Demystifying the jargon

Do you ever wonder what “purchasing power parity” or “loading a policy” means? Here are 18 investment words worth knowing. Read and stand a chance to win!

Read more...
 
Health
Why critical illness cover is not the same as medical cover

Critical illness cover plays an important role in a holistic financial plan, but using it as a replacement for a medical scheme could result in uncovered medical bills warns Nicholas van der Nest.

Read more...
 
Investment Advice

Why you should stay invested

As long as your investment portfolio is aligned to your personal risk profile, there is no need to panic.

Read more...

Got a question? We're here for you!

Thank you for the feedback we have received on these newsletters so far. Your comments and suggestions will help us to give you relevant information for planning and managing your finances. Please keep talking to us and telling us what you think by contacting us via the channels below.

 
 
Read previous Liberty Newsletters
Contact Us
Visit the Liberty website
Update my details
The information contained in this communication, including attachments, is not to be construed as advice in terms of the Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services Act of 2002 ("FAIS") as the writer is neither an appointed representative of Liberty, nor a licensed financial services provider as contemplated in FAIS. Please consult your financial adviser should you require advice of a financial nature and/or intermediary services.