The various areas of communication comes together to form an individual’s personal branding in several ways.
Firstly, a person needs to practice self-awareness to be able to discover what he or she is capable of as an individual. This is the foundation of personal branding, as it sets the tone for the person to truly discover how he or she wishes to be identified by others. This is further influenced by self-esteem, which helps in strengthening the belief that an individual has about his or her capabilities, and can greatly alter how a person chooses to brand himself or herself to others.
Next, a person’s emotional intelligence (EQ) affects how one is perceived by others, as it plays a huge role in determining how well a person is able to control his or her emotions, and react to different scenarios. If harnessed well, EQ can help an individual to stand out against others, by allowing him or her to perform better than others when placed in the same scenario.
Lastly, the various verbal and non-verbal cues that a person displays will create an impression in the minds of others. For instance, a person who communicates with little to no eye contact may be deemed as lacking confidence, even if he or she did not intend to project such an image to others.
Together, all the areas of communication come together to paint a complete picture of the individual in the eyes of others, hence influencing one’s personal branding.
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Excellent knowledge of the communication concepts with the use of accurate and well defined views. Substantial personal perceptions were articulated in the post which presented the knowledge he had gained immensely.
Excellent use of text structure where he demonstrated the 7Cs and applied the reflection fully with the assigned task. Very coherent and smooth in terms of delivering and connecting EQ, non verbal and verbal communications with an outstanding paragraph structure and closing statement.
Excellent specifications of the task with provision of supportive interpretations of detailed examples.
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Your post, as Ray notes, is excellent in terms of concepts, organization of the text and fluency. What seems to be missing is the “reflection” part where you explain in detail how all of this relates to you, in specific.
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