How to start building your personal brand
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Tips for building your personal brand
Guillaume: “The first thing is to find a topic you want to discuss. That can be two things, either the topic you want to become an expert at, so let’s say I want to become the best entrepreneur, which means that I’m going to document and share everything that I will learn about entrepreneurship. So every time you read an article, watch a post, or you learn something, write a post about this and post it.
You could also do the past test, which is what you have learned in the last two years, and you can teach people all of that is similar in the sense that if you want to master something, you need to teach it. Writing to me is the best way to teach anything to anyone because whenever you think something is very clear in your mind and start writing it, you will see whether it’s true or not.
Most of the time, people believe that they have mastered something because everything seems clear out in their mind, but whenever you ask them to write it, everything feels like they haven’t thought about that this, it is not clear, etc.
For me, it’s like two options. Option one – think of the things you’ve learned in the past, and that’s where you can list everything and start writing about it because you have already mastered it. Or option two – think about where you want to be in the next years and start writing about it, like as you go, so learn in public.”