3 Brand Personality Examples To Inspire Your Personal Brand

🌟 Inspired by a thought-provoking question from one of my Design University students in Barcelona, we address the importance of establishing a personal brand in today's competitive market. 🖌️🖥️
Whether you're a budding professional or an established entrepreneur, personal branding isn't about creating a made-up internet persona. Instead, it's a journey of self-discovery, understanding, and expressing your authentic self. Learn how personal branding creates more opportunities for your career and business. 💼🌐
Join me as we explore three insightful brand personality examples, delving into the work of Carl Jung and his brand archetype blueprint. Discover the traits of Brené Brown's, James Victore, and Mel Robbins' archetypes. 📘✨
Keen on a deeper dive? Don't miss the links popping up throughout the video that explore each archetype further.
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[@niketapechan876]

I admire Brene and Mel

[@julishtv]

me too, they are such a gift ☺️

[@largentista]

now I m confused since I resonate with most 😅 different parts of my business connect with different archetypes 🙄

[@yashwardhan_kheechee]

AMAZING VIDEO MAAM.

[@julishtv]

hey there! glad you found it helpful!

[@Gabriel_wings]

❤

[@julishtv]

thanks!

[@applicationstoybat3891]

For a clients business is it okay to have more than one brand archetype

[@julishtv]

Ideally you'd stick to one to three archetypes to maintain clarity. Here's a quick rundown:
One that's your brands central characteristic, embodying the main values you want to project.
The second to complement the primary archetype, adding a bit more depth to your brand personality.
Sometimes using a third archetype can spotlight a unique aspect of your brand, but use it cautiously to avoid confusion.
Going beyond three archetypes can complicate your brand's image, making it harder for consumers to understand your message. Remember, the goal is a balanced and clear brand identity.