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Why You Should Use More Video to Build Your Brand [VIDEO]

What I Learned Doing 30 Videos in 30 Days

It took me a while to figure out just how powerful video is. I’m not sure why…fear of the camera, perceived lack of know-how, or my good, old-fashioned for writing. But, when I finally started doing more video recently, the results were amazing. Here’s what I learned:

You could call this Day 31 of my 30 Days of Q&A Series. I recently wrapped doing 30 videos in 30 days and I learned five things along the way, which I share in the video above.

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Do You Use a “Sales Voice?” If So, STOP!

The Importance of Staying On Brand and True to Yourself

When you try to sell affiliate offers (or anything for that matter), do you have a unique “voice” you speak in or write in? If so, it’s killing your brand…and your sales.

I’ve made this mistake myself dozens of times. It’s time to sell something and BOOM – “Sales Voice” comes out.

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Episode 045: Building Your Own Brand and Starting with the World You Know with Mike Bruny [PODCAST]

There are greater problems in the world, you know, but first start with the world you know. That’s the mantra of today’s guest, who is truly changing not only his world, but the world of others around him.

Building Your Own Brand and Starting with the World You Know with Mike Bruny

Today’s guest is truly an ambassador. He is a networker extraordinaire who will show you what it means to build your own brand, even when you work for someone else. He’ll share some ways that he has built a powerful network and how to start changing the world by changing the world you know.

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How I Tripled my Income in 3 Years…After Getting Fired

I still remember the horror, the helplessness, and the hatred I had in my heart. I’d just been fired from the job I hated, but felt that I needed to keep. We’d just moved into a new home, with a new mortgage and our six-month old was asleep upstairs.

Increase income after getting fired

My first reaction was panic. I was terrified.

My next emotion was helplessness. I literally had no idea what to do. Sure, I hated my job. In fact, just the night before, my wife Tara essentially told me I needed to find a new job…or else. The stress and chaos was too much for either of us.

Next, I felt hatred. Towards the owner of the company. Towards myself for not leaving sooner on my own terms. Towards…well, “the system” and “the man.” I was just angry.