How to build a personal brand as a multi passionate who doesn't want to "niche" down.

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This video explains how to build a personal brand as a multi-passionate individual who doesn't want to niche down. It outlines three key strategies: identifying a core 'brand thread' that connects various interests, speaking to a specific target person, and creating 'bridge series' content that combines different topics. The creator emphasizes consistency and clarity in communicating this brand thread across all content.

Structure

1Introduction to building a personal brand without niching down.
2Strategy 1: Identify your 'brand thread' that connects your passions.
3Strategy 2: Speak to one specific person in your content.
4Strategy 3: Create 'bridge series' content connecting two topics.
5Conclusion: Consistency and clarity in your brand thread are key.

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How to build a personal brand as a multi passionate who doesn't want to "niche" down. (But you still want key things you repeat in your content) How to build a personal brand as a multi passionate who doesn't want to niche down Figure out the KEY things you want to be associated with and identity the thread that ties them together [they thread can be considered your "niche"] Example: You want to be known for confidence, fashion, mindset so your thread can be "creating my dream reality internally and externally." Speak to ONE person to call into your community. It's easier to talk about multi topics when you speak to one person. Get clear on their identity, who they are, their struggles, etc when it comes to your BRAND THREAD. Example from above: Your person could be someone who struggles with being confident in her skin, her clothes and the way she presents herself to the world. Create an ongoing BRIDGE series that bridges 2 of your known for topics TOGETHER. Example from above: How to be the baddest bitch in the room [you can talk outfits + mindset, aura, communication, etc] Consistently do this and have key things you REPEAT [repeat your known for topics, stick to a series, have your content filter through your brand thread, documenting something new you're learning/hobby, etc] Repeat your known for topic. Stick to a series, have your content filter through your brand thread. You can even create a series where you're documenting learning something new resources, learning new skills. Especially as multi passionate, we're always like, learning things, dabbing in new things, etcetera. So you're able to kind of document that? So no, you don't just have to talk about one thing. You can talk about multiple things. But make sure you are clear on your brand thread.

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Here's how to build a personal brand. If you are a multi passionate and you don't wanna niche down, like the thought of niching isn't for you, I'm going to give you a strategy that is going to be helpful for you because you still want to repeat key things in your content and you still want to become known and you still want to grow. So there are things that we need to get organised as multi passionate and it's going to be easier for you to actually stick with your content bro. Grow. But also gives you wiggle room to play around and introduce new topics as you wish. Okay, number one, you've wanna figure out the key things that you wanna be associated with and known for and you wanna identify the thread that ties them together. The thread is like the connection point. It is the peanut butter to your jelly. That could be kind of one considered your niche, if you wanted to think about it that way. But the thread is what your content filters through. So for example, you wanna be known for confidence, fashion, mindset. So your thread can be "creating my dream reality internally and externally." It's easier to talk about multiple topics when you speak to one person. Get clear on their identity, who they are, their struggles, etcetera when it comes to the brand thread that we talked about. So example above would be your person could be someone who struggles with being confident in her skin, her clothes and the way she presents herself to the world. Number Two, you can't see it, but it says speak to only one person in your content. It's easier to talk about multiple topics when you speak to one person. Get clear on their identity, who they are, their struggles, etcetera when it comes to your brand thread. So example above would be your person could be someone who struggles with being confident in her skin, her clothes and the way she presents herself to the world. So a lot of your content is going to help that person or showcase what you've moved through when it comes to that. Or helps them overcome a challenge. Or just speaks directly to them, mirrors their experience, makes them feel seen and heard. So it's easier to talk about multiple topics when you're speaking to one person? Kind of like topics to one person? No. 3 is create an ongoing bridge series that bridges your two topics together. So from what we talked about above with all the examples, your series can be like how to be the baddest bitch in the room. You can talk about outfits, mindset or communication, articulating, introducing yourself to people that ties into confidence, mindset, fashion, etcetera. So you can do a bridge series this and have key repeat your known for topics, stick to a series, have your content filter through your brand thread. You can even create a series where you're documenting learning something new resources, learning new skills. Especially as multi passionate, we're always like, learning things, dabbing in new things, etcetera. So you're able to kind of document that? So no, you don't just have to talk about one thing. You can talk about multiple things. But make sure you are clear on your brand thread.