Take control of your personal brand and portfolio: GTD approach to achieving success

Discover Your Power! Each of us has unique strengths and hidden abilities waiting to be discovered. Learn how to harness them and turn them into success in your personal and professional life.

In this module, we will focus on how you can take control of your personal brand and portfolio using the GTD (Getting Things Done) approach. You will gain practical tools and techniques that will help you organize your thoughts and achieve your goals effectively.

Defining Your Personal Brand – you will learn how to identify and articulate your personal brand to stand out from the crowd.
Organizing Your Portfolio – you will receive tips on effectively organizing your projects and achievements for easier presentation.
GTD Techniques – you will study GTD techniques that will help you manage your time and tasks more efficiently.
Strategic Planning – you will learn how to set realistic and achievable goals for your personal brand.
Monitoring Progress – you will discover how to regularly assess your progress and adjust your strategies as needed.

Conclusion: Don't miss the opportunity to take control of your personal brand and portfolio. Try this module and start your journey to success today!

Imagine you have the opportunity to publish a short video about yourself. What would you probably show in it?

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A glimpse into the process of my work or creation. A Honest Conversation About My Values Something fun to grab attention. Just the finished result – let it look professional. I would probably prefer not to publish it.

You will receive feedback that your performance comes across as "unclear." What will you do?

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I will ask for more details and try to improve it. I'll think about it, but I will probably just leave it as it is. I will change the form of the presentation, not the content. It affects me internally, even though I don't show it. I take it as an opinion – everyone perceives it differently.

Your friend is creating a personal website and is asking what should not be missing. What will you tell him?

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Photos that capture his energy. A strong story or personal testimony List of services or projects References from people who know him. Timeless design that conveys trustworthiness.

You get the opportunity to give a lecture on a topic you know well. How do you feel?

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Excited – it’s an opportunity to show who I am. I hesitate, but inside I am drawn to it. It stresses me out, I would rather write an article. It depends on what audience will be there. I hesitate, but then I get into it in my own way.

How do you react when someone copies your ideas?

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I take it as a compliment. I am angry, even though I don't show it. I will tell myself that I must always be one step ahead. I am comparing what he did better. I will stop sharing ideas publicly.

Imagine that you need to fill out a "bio" about yourself for your profile. Which of these options is closest to you?

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A single sentence that defines me as a person. List of my professional achievements A mix of humor and facts – let it be human. A few honest thoughts about what drives me. I don't know – I feel like it's still changing.

You post a message on social media that is successful. How do you react?

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I'm wondering why this one worked. I'm glad to hear that, but I won't change my style. I will get the urge to share more similar content. I will start thinking about how to turn this into an opportunity. I am a bit embarrassed by all the attention.

What helps you feel authentic at work the most?

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When I can create at my own rhythm. When someone truly appreciates me. When I have the opportunity to make mistakes When I see that it makes sense to others. When I don't have to compare myself to anyone.

How do you approach your “digital representation” – profile, website, content?

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Slowly - I'm waiting for it to be perfect. More intuitively, I change according to my mood. I'm planning and also keeping an eye on what works for others. I don't pay much attention to it. It is a way to express who I am.

If you had to leave a "digital footprint" that represents you, what would you choose?

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Video or audio interview Essay or personal story A collection of my creations/projects. Testimonies of other people about me Something simple yet concise.

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