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If you're the entrepreneur of a successful business, you'll automatically build a reputation for yourself. But there are many advantages to cultivating a better professional reputation before you start your business in the first place.
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Position yourself as an authority and have you'll prospects knocking on your door.
5 Essential Traits Leaders Should Embody
Embodying these traits may help you become an impactful leader.
7 Ways to Position Yourself So People See You As An Expert
If you put in the time to offer superior information, you can charge more for it.
50 Strategies for Becoming a Thought Leader in Your Field
Experts in retail, medicine, data analysis, classical music and more share their insights on gaining public authority, and why it's worth your time.
Here's What You Need to Become a Genuine Thought Leader in Your Industry
A real thought leader is simply someone who is known as someone who knows what they are talking about.
3 Reasons Successful Entrepreneurs Should Become Online Thought Leaders
Pablo Picasso said, ''The meaning of life is to find your gift; the purpose of life is to give it away.' What will you find and give away?
Now That You've Built Your Start, Here's How to Sell It for Lots of Money
Plan for an M&A from the beginning, and you'll be in better shape than most when acquirers start calling.
3 Lessons You'll Learn by Writing a Book About Your Business
Describing your entrepreneurial mindset to others will help you discover truths about your company and yourself.
Effective Communication Is Something You Learn, Not Something You're Born With
Listening actively and expressing thoughts clearly are hard-earned, high-level skills.
5 Smart Ways to Do More in Less Time
To beat the competition in half the hours, increase your output and your impact by working smarter.
Why the Best Read for Modern Entrepreneurs Is a Book From the 1930s
Life's most important lessons hold true in business, too.
