@@thefutur He's been on about personal branding these days and clearly, he's doing great with his own. His fashion style, charisma and awareness of his own identity is clearer than ever. He even came up with his personal icons and all, telling his stories in a clear and concise way. These are things that some celebrities have and it separates them from the rest. Making them more relatable.
Very difficult to separate for me, my businesses are products of my own personal development, maybe the separation must come when the business is its own entity and the founder is no longer ceo but someone you hired
The biggest known challenge of a Business, Me. As a spoken moto to a Business, the saying 'None of your business' until my vision was not appealing because it requires their effort as a Team 2013. The visions turned to me, then everyone on the Facebook Friends list starts dropping hints all the way from the other side of the world with memes, posts, perfectly aligned with visits. Mama had no time with my Baby Girls as a Newborn. She was a handful! Always have ideas and visions then they decide they claim it is as there's/T Heir's, yup, exactly same story line. Bullies and all from my Youth. From Brand to Brand(on). My passion to my action to actioning to my ⭐👑 from Stars to Royalties, the Parrerel. Great insight to what was me before 20. I had everything envisioned to own but would have lost thousands had I went with my original passion to possible Millions to also my passion before 25 years old. The Brick or The Morter. Aspiring to be with a great team of every elite you can image for a successful business brand and name. Everyone want their name on the top.
Interesting Chris! So how would you position/brand a creative solopreneur whose business revolves around the synergy of specific skills that person provides? My name also forms part of the company name so in a way the personal and business are pretty enmeshed with each other. Also, as a solopreneur do I even really need a personal brand as such?
Oh and I’m still also confused on how do you actually make income with a personal brand? I’m just a regular person working a full time job, my vocabulary is limited, no college degree. Just someone with a full time job, 2 toddlers, my gf who I’ve been with for 12+ yrs and still working on /saving money for a ring to propose. Trying to stay balanced by doing things that I’m passionate about like dance and martial arts, but at the same time trying my best to taking care of myself and family. I’m trying to start a juice business because it’s always been my dream, but in regards to personal branding and making income through it. I don’t have anything to offer but just showing my daily life or who I am as a person. And the same time I don’t participate in social media like FB, or IG, but I do have a YT acct because I like to watch videos to learn, interested in or research. Anyways sorry for the long message. Any help or info is appreciated. Thanks for being you and doing all you do. Much love to you and the family. Have a wonderful weekend. Mike
You should start looking into social media. Do what you love and show others value through it , over time you can monetize it after building enough authority. Dancing and martial art a two great interesting skills you can teach others. If you can find a way to mix both, put you flair and personality into it, you be surprised how many would be interested in watching you be you Also follow Chris do and thefutur, you ll learn a lot from him
But, don't people want something personal when they shop for products they really care about? Case and point, Elon Musk: Don't people buy a tesla car because of Elon Musk??? Because, if memory serves me correct, Tesla is the best selling E.V. furthermore, knowing Musk supports freespeach, I'm so much more persuaded to jump on X (formerly twitter) and start publishing my opinions, knowing I won't get canceled. So personal brands most definitely contribute to massive popularity, or massively harm its popularity. The point I'm trying to make here is that business is subjective. You're not going to get everyone. Hold to your values. Musk u derstands this. Or am I wrong?
Hi thanks for the info. I’m currently in the process of building a cold pressed juice delivery business from home to get extra income and it’s my passion. The goal is definitely a storefront, but I don’t have the money for that. I have a logo, recipes, branding and marketing strategy. I came across personal branding this week while doing research for my juice business. Is personal branding something I use to help my juice business or is it something totally separate? Also, if one wanted to try personal branding, is it a negative that I don’t have a social media account like fb, iG, twitter because I don’t participate in social media? I do understand that I need a FB and IG account to market and brand the juice business though. Any info is appreciated. Thanks so much for being you and sharing your knowledge. Much love to you and the family. Have a blessed day. 🙏🤞👊✌️🤙
Hey chris what did you learn in university, I mean was it business, graphic design or another thing. Or did you learn about business through books and experience? 😊
I studied graphic design and packaging. I learned about business in the field. Mostly from my business coach once I got started. I worked with him for over 13 years.
@@thefutur thank you, another question I have is I am a self-taught designer, I am majoring on a different field but I want to make some money while I am staying in college, what do you recommend I do:)
I completely disagree. You can't separate the two. You are the brand. Doesn't matter how many teams or employees one has. The brand is recognized by you, your personal brand. They're one in the same. Every sub brand (tesla, Twitter, etc) still reaps or crumbles from your personal brand
Regarding Elon musk. I always found it funny how all of the CEOs who are left-wing, which is basically all of them, can say whatever they want about their left-wing ideology and causes, and no one bats and I. But you have one CEO who is not even very conservative, just notoutwardly liberal, and his opinions are somehow super controversial. Even though I’d argue that the country is more aligned with Elon than other tech CEOs. Or if not, it’s at least pretty close to 50-50.
@@thefutur I asked chatgtp as I don’t have the examples memorized. I just know I constantly hear them spouting the same platitudes and buzzwords: 1. "Embracing diversity and fostering an inclusive workplace is not just a trend, but a fundamental aspect of progress." - Cisco CEO, Chuck Robbins 2. "In the era of woke capitalism, companies must actively contribute to dismantling systemic inequalities." - Reddit CEO, Steve Huffman 3. "Championing social justice isn't a choice; it's a responsibility for every socially conscious organization." - PayPal CEO, Dan Schulman 4. "Wokeness is not a buzzword; it's a commitment to empathy, understanding, and dismantling oppressive structures." - Twitter CEO, Jack Dorsey 5. "Companies must be agents of change, actively working to break down barriers and challenge societal norms." - Adobe CEO, Shantanu Narayen 6. "Being 'woke' means acknowledging historical injustices and taking tangible actions to correct them." - Zoom CEO, Eric Yuan 7. "A woke company is one that not only listens to diverse voices but also amplifies them for a more equitable future." - Etsy CEO, Josh Silverman 8. "True woke leadership involves continuous self-reflection, learning, and adapting to address evolving social issues." - Salesforce CEO, Marc Benioff 9. "Wokeness isn't about political correctness; it's about creating a culture of respect and understanding for everyone." - Google CEO, Sundar Pichai 10. "We believe in the power of corporate activism to drive positive change and challenge societal norms." - Ben & Jerry's CEO, Matthew McCarthy
@@thefutur I'm not so much into his ideas to know what name his community of followers are called, but I've got friends who clearly share his ideology. I also see many others on social media sharing this ideas, especially when they're controversial.
And Elon is still doing whatever he wants 😢😅 Let me tell you that since I found you months ago you can’t imagine how much I learned from your content. Your kindness is consistent and not like others that are completely in a bubble. ✨❤️ much respect from Spain, G 🫡
By the way, Chris has been giving off this celeb vibe 😅. Love it❤
What makes you say that? Thank you btw.
@@thefutur He's been on about personal branding these days and clearly, he's doing great with his own. His fashion style, charisma and awareness of his own identity is clearer than ever. He even came up with his personal icons and all, telling his stories in a clear and concise way.
These are things that some celebrities have and it separates them from the rest. Making them more relatable.
Ok just read this comment, lined up! Love it!
So good. Thank you for this, Chris!
My pleasure!
Great value bro thanks!
Any time!
@@thefutur yea you have incredible content on personal branding!
For me, business brand is like your personality as well. It is link to you.
Personality for business is built differently because it's not just about you. In the case of Elon, his personality can be a detriment to his business
You are a great find! These are gems!
Is this the first video you saw from us?
@@thefutur I actually watched longer videos! I subscribed last week after seeing my first video!🫶🏽🙌🏾💪🏾
Love this man!😅😅😅😊
Very difficult to separate for me, my businesses are products of my own personal development, maybe the separation must come when the business is its own entity and the founder is no longer ceo but someone you hired
Thanks for explaining it in simple terms and using the Elon Musk example! 👏♥️ Well done!
I think if it's a small company i.e. solopreneur both are connected. But yes for large ones I can see your point that's it's more separate.
Facts 🔥💯
Thank you 🙏 for being you and the information in your brain 🧠 is amazing
The biggest known challenge of a Business, Me. As a spoken moto to a Business, the saying 'None of your business' until my vision was not appealing because it requires their effort as a Team 2013. The visions turned to me, then everyone on the Facebook Friends list starts dropping hints all the way from the other side of the world with memes, posts, perfectly aligned with visits. Mama had no time with my Baby Girls as a Newborn. She was a handful! Always have ideas and visions then they decide they claim it is as there's/T Heir's, yup, exactly same story line. Bullies and all from my Youth. From Brand to Brand(on). My passion to my action to actioning to my ⭐👑 from Stars to Royalties, the Parrerel. Great insight to what was me before 20. I had everything envisioned to own but would have lost thousands had I went with my original passion to possible Millions to also my passion before 25 years old. The Brick or The Morter. Aspiring to be with a great team of every elite you can image for a successful business brand and name. Everyone want their name on the top.
Interesting Chris! So how would you position/brand a creative solopreneur whose business revolves around the synergy of specific skills that person provides? My name also forms part of the company name so in a way the personal and business are pretty enmeshed with each other.
Also, as a solopreneur do I even really need a personal brand as such?
Most ad agencies are named after founders. But founders rarely stay in the day to day. It’s implied since agencies are huge.
Oh and I’m still also confused on how do you actually make income with a personal brand? I’m just a regular person working a full time job, my vocabulary is limited, no college degree. Just someone with a full time job, 2 toddlers, my gf who I’ve been with for 12+ yrs and still working on /saving money for a ring to propose. Trying to stay balanced by doing things that I’m passionate about like dance and martial arts, but at the same time trying my best to taking care of myself and family. I’m trying to start a juice business because it’s always been my dream, but in regards to personal branding and making income through it. I don’t have anything to offer but just showing my daily life or who I am as a person. And the same time I don’t participate in social media like FB, or IG, but I do have a YT acct because I like to watch videos to learn, interested in or research. Anyways sorry for the long message. Any help or info is appreciated. Thanks for being you and doing all you do. Much love to you and the family. Have a wonderful weekend. Mike
You should start looking into social media. Do what you love and show others value through it , over time you can monetize it after building enough authority. Dancing and martial art a two great interesting skills you can teach others. If you can find a way to mix both, put you flair and personality into it, you be surprised how many would be interested in watching you be you
Also follow Chris do and thefutur, you ll learn a lot from him
But, don't people want something personal when they shop for products they really care about? Case and point, Elon Musk: Don't people buy a tesla car because of Elon Musk??? Because, if memory serves me correct, Tesla is the best selling E.V. furthermore, knowing Musk supports freespeach, I'm so much more persuaded to jump on X (formerly twitter) and start publishing my opinions, knowing I won't get canceled. So personal brands most definitely contribute to massive popularity, or massively harm its popularity. The point I'm trying to make here is that business is subjective. You're not going to get everyone. Hold to your values. Musk u derstands this. Or am I wrong?
Hi thanks for the info. I’m currently in the process of building a cold pressed juice delivery business from home to get extra income and it’s my passion. The goal is definitely a storefront, but I don’t have the money for that. I have a logo, recipes, branding and marketing strategy. I came across personal branding this week while doing research for my juice business.
Is personal branding something I use to help my juice business or is it something totally separate? Also, if one wanted to try personal branding, is it a negative that I don’t have a social media account like fb, iG, twitter because I don’t participate in social media? I do understand that I need a FB and IG account to market and brand the juice business though. Any info is appreciated. Thanks so much for being you and sharing your knowledge. Much love to you and the family. Have a blessed day. 🙏🤞👊✌️🤙
What if my business is only me? There’s no team, how should I go about running my business brand and my personal brand separately?
For now. They might be the same.
Would you say your personal brand is separated from your business brand, or actually it's not?
It’s separate .
Hey chris what did you learn in university, I mean was it business, graphic design or another thing. Or did you learn about business through books and experience? 😊
I studied graphic design and packaging.
I learned about business in the field. Mostly from my business coach once I got started. I worked with him for over 13 years.
@@thefutur thank you, another question I have is I am a self-taught designer, I am majoring on a different field but I want to make some money while I am staying in college, what do you recommend I do:)
Keep working on your skills learn marketing so you can sell you’re services, work with mom and pop shops.
Link to full video?
It’s a hallway conversation. It’s not much longer than this.
How do you build a wall and clearly devide it ? Thanks Chris
What kind of wall?
@@thefutur I quoted what Chris said in the video 👍
I completely disagree. You can't separate the two. You are the brand. Doesn't matter how many teams or employees one has. The brand is recognized by you, your personal brand. They're one in the same. Every sub brand (tesla, Twitter, etc) still reaps or crumbles from your personal brand
Noice
Cool glasses…. Not
Regarding Elon musk. I always found it funny how all of the CEOs who are left-wing, which is basically all of them, can say whatever they want about their left-wing ideology and causes, and no one bats and I.
But you have one CEO who is not even very conservative, just notoutwardly liberal, and his opinions are somehow super controversial.
Even though I’d argue that the country is more aligned with Elon than other tech CEOs. Or if not, it’s at least pretty close to 50-50.
True. He already has a tribe of people who shares his ideas
Give me some examples please.
@@thefutur
I asked chatgtp as I don’t have the examples memorized. I just know I constantly hear them spouting the same platitudes and buzzwords:
1. "Embracing diversity and fostering an inclusive workplace is not just a trend, but a fundamental aspect of progress." - Cisco CEO, Chuck Robbins
2. "In the era of woke capitalism, companies must actively contribute to dismantling systemic inequalities." - Reddit CEO, Steve Huffman
3. "Championing social justice isn't a choice; it's a responsibility for every socially conscious organization." - PayPal CEO, Dan Schulman
4. "Wokeness is not a buzzword; it's a commitment to empathy, understanding, and dismantling oppressive structures." - Twitter CEO, Jack Dorsey
5. "Companies must be agents of change, actively working to break down barriers and challenge societal norms." - Adobe CEO, Shantanu Narayen
6. "Being 'woke' means acknowledging historical injustices and taking tangible actions to correct them." - Zoom CEO, Eric Yuan
7. "A woke company is one that not only listens to diverse voices but also amplifies them for a more equitable future." - Etsy CEO, Josh Silverman
8. "True woke leadership involves continuous self-reflection, learning, and adapting to address evolving social issues." - Salesforce CEO, Marc Benioff
9. "Wokeness isn't about political correctness; it's about creating a culture of respect and understanding for everyone." - Google CEO, Sundar Pichai
10. "We believe in the power of corporate activism to drive positive change and challenge societal norms." - Ben & Jerry's CEO, Matthew McCarthy
@@thefutur I'm not so much into his ideas to know what name his community of followers are called, but I've got friends who clearly share his ideology. I also see many others on social media sharing this ideas, especially when they're controversial.
Actually if you look at the facts 70% of Americas CEO's are right wing republicans. Not sure why you think they're mostly left.
And Elon is still doing whatever he wants 😢😅 Let me tell you that since I found you months ago you can’t imagine how much I learned from your content. Your kindness is consistent and not like others that are completely in a bubble. ✨❤️ much respect from Spain, G 🫡
Thank you 🙏.
Same. love from India. I hope you will fly to my city like you did recently and visited Vegas.❤😅