How often do you self-promote? According to the research - 85% say you need to self-promote. Lisa Bragg is the author of “Bragging Rights: How to Talk about your work using purposeful self-promotion”, she is also a speaker, consultant, and TV/Media personality for over 15 years.In her book, she talks about the importance of self-promotion and how to do it in a purposeful and authentic way. Why take those courageous steps to share your accomplishments builds your confidence and your brand? Many of us, especially women, are held back by perfectionism, imposter syndrome, and feeling like a fraud when we share our accomplishments and she takes a very practical approach of how to reframe that into something that is more serving of your many gifts and talents. And why it is a must to do this consistently. No one is going to come looking for you in all of the noise so it is up to you to highlight your accomplishments in a way that feels comfortable for you as we navigate these transformational times.Lisa shares many tools, tips, and techniques in her book and during the podcast to help you kick start your way into telling the world about your superpowers. It is a must-read for every leader, aspiring leader, and those wanting to impact the world. She also reminds us that it is up to us to tell people what we want them to say about us. To get started you must start - share with us one thing that you have accomplished and are proud to share at [email protected] or [email protected] you are interested to learn how to be a better connector visit our website to learn more about our new on-demand course Networking: Love it or Hate it.And don’t forget to leave us a review.If you are interested to learn more about your own leadership strengths and gaps, take our free Leadership quiz and let us know what you discover about yourself. https://www.wilempowered.com/quiz/

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