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Greg Monaco

@gregmonaco

I help people tell magnetic stories so they can attract the work they love.

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It doesn't take much, but when you prove you are on someone's side, helping them (and not yourself) you create a moment of memorability. This can be one of the most important aspects of #personalbranding

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#personalbranding tip: A friend's LinkedIn says he is a CEO, CFO, and COO. Part chief executive, part chief financial, part chief operations. I said, "Wow, you're like the Swiss Army knife of the C-suite." He said, "Yeah, I can do it all." Here's why that's a bad strategy:

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I saw Robert Manni transform his #personalbrand firsthand. From a manuscript of his book to a radio show to a podcast guest with over one million views. Tomorrow at 4p ET, Robert will tell you exactly how he did it. 6 slots left. No replays. eventbrite.com/e/579586437637

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I just supported Rosemerry Trommer on Buy Me a Coffee! 🎉 Rosemerry Trommer is writing and sharing a new poem every day. You can support by buying a coffee ☕️ here — buymeacoffee.com/B5hISYl/c/5915…

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How to differentiate your brand from your competitors — Greg Monaco | Fearless Brands asbn.com/small-business… via @myasbn

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Days after a quarterfinals loss in the 2010 French Open, Novak Djokovic told his coach, Marián Vajda, that he had decided to quit playing tennis. He was No. 3 in the world, a grand slam winner, and a favorite to win Wimbledon. After Djokovic said he was quitting, Vajda asked,

Days after a quarterfinals loss in the 2010 French Open, Novak Djokovic told his coach, Marián Vajda, that he had decided to quit playing tennis.

He was No. 3 in the world, a grand slam winner, and a favorite to win Wimbledon. 

After Djokovic said he was quitting, Vajda asked,
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“Strong brands have cognitive dissonance at their core. They understand that while the product may solve a real-world problem, the brand is solving a much more valuable identity problem.” — Jasmine Bina link.medium.com/AkgoPitPGCb