Myths and Truths About Self Promotion
... yourself and your business? If so, you are in good company. A recent study showed that women fall short of men in the area of self-promotion. While this study focused on women in corporate America, I believe the same is true for women in business for themselves. Self-promotion tends to get a bad rap, particularly from women. But what is at stake is the likelihood of building a sustainable business. Here are seven myths and truths about self promotion, which I prefer to call "raising your profile." It is my intention that these myths and truths will expand your vision of your profile-raising ... for themselves. Self-promotion tends to get a bad rap, particularly from women. But what is at stake is the likelihood of building a sustainable business. Here are seven myths and truths about self promotion, which I prefer to call "raising your profile." It is my intention that these myths and truths will expand your vision of your profile-raising activities and practices. I hope that these myths and truths stretch your vision of what is possible for you as an authentic promoter of your work and the results you bring to your clients and customers. Myth #1: It's tacky to self-promote Truth ...
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Tags: self promotion | ideal clients | women fall short | sustainable business | women fall | successful business |