In this episode, I dive deep into a critical but often overlooked question: *How do you think you exist in someone else’s mind?* It's more than just a curiosity—it's a powerful tool for personal and professional growth. Understanding how others perceive you can help you build stronger relationships, position yourself for success, and ultimately, reach your goals faster.
**Key Takeaways:**
1. Perception is Reality: What others think of you often determines how they interact with you. If you want to be seen as a leader or a go-to expert, you need to consciously shape that perception.
2. **Breaking Free from Assumptions**: Too often, we assume that just because we’re good at something, people will automatically notice. But success requires more than just skill—it requires visibility. Learn how to effectively communicate your strengths and ambitions to the right people.
3. **Positioning Yourself Like a Brand**: Just like major companies invest heavily in branding, you need to consistently reinforce your presence and ambitions with others. We explore how to strategically share your goals with those who can help you grow.
4. **The Power of Repetition**: One conversation isn’t enough. Just like advertising campaigns, you need to consistently remind others of your value and goals. Discover the art of repeating your message without being overbearing.
**Join the Conversation**:
I’d love to hear your thoughts on today’s episode. How do you think others see you? Have you used this awareness to your advantage? Share your experiences in the comments or on LinkedIn tagging @susanveldkamp.
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self-perception, external perception, ambition, career growth, positioning, networking, female leaders, personal development
-- Susan Veldkamp
-- Position yourself so no one can ignore you (anymore)!
