In the above session from Connect Now, Michael Carr and Tonya Eberhart of BrandFace share their exclusive 3-D Freedom Formula for personal branding, designed to help you define, develop and display a strong personal brand that sets you apart from your competitors.
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The 3-D freedom formula for personal branding
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