Everyone wants a strong personal brand. The one where you walk into your office, the boardroom or a networking event and people think all the right things about you.
Ironically, it’s the more subtle things at work that contribute most to a great brand. And a lot of it has to do with emotional intelligence.
Of course your business skills play a key role in your brand. But all that can go to waste without emphasis on emotional intelligence and how you present yourself. I recently discussed five subtle ways you can build a positive image with Psychology Today. Here are some highlights.
To learn more about using emotional intelligence to create an effective personal brand, be sure to read my full article on Psychology Today.