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How do you build your personal brand inside and outside your company?

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Building your own brand outside work

Building your personal brand is so important—something I wish I’d realised earlier, both in and outside of work.
It’s a long game, but your brand evolves as you grow and develop more interest in a specific area.
Best advice for anyone is just START. You'll figure it out as you go.
And the easiest way to begin is by refining your LinkedIn and portfolio—that’s the tangible stuff.
But if you want to go deeper, try running a personal brand sprint. This guide is a great place to start: The Three-Hour Brand Sprint.
 

My 6-step framework to build a personal brand:

6-Step Framework to Build Your UX Design Personal Brand (2025)
How to build a UX design personal brand that attracts opportunities? A 6-step framework with real examples and actionable tips.
6-Step Framework to Build Your UX Design Personal Brand (2025)
https://uxplaybook.org/articles/how-to-build-ux-design-personal-brand
6-Step Framework to Build Your UX Design Personal Brand (2025)
 

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