These are 5 personal branding trends for 2025 you can take advantage of as personal brands continue to change the way we consume, communicate and create.

This is the manual for both those who fear public speaking and those who proudly ‘wing it’. Don’t rise to the occasion; prepare for it.

All work and no play makes your personal brand a dull bore. Hobbies can boost your brain, body and well-being. The healthiest personal brand starts with the person you are off-stage and behind the scenes.

After years of struggling to stay consistent with journals, I’ve discovered a journalling method that’s so simple and boosts breakthroughs for your personal brand and personal life.

In a modern era, this book is a testament to the power of steadfast faith that still underpins the work of so many.

Make 2025 the year to level up your personal brand's verbal identity. This isn’t about sounding smart. It’s about engaging your audience with your unique tone of voice.   

Is the visual identity of your personal brand saying what you want it to represent? Try these 5 tips to redefine your visual brand.

Two Weeks Notice is generously written for anyone new to entrepreneurship or needing to revitalise their business. Porterfield delivers a highly detailed and pragmatic guide.

New year, new social media goals for your personal brands? If you’re reinventing yourself online try these 5 tips.

This is how you get the job before you’ve even applied. How you win the client, before you’ve pitched your proposal. Prove your expertise and skills to stand out in the marketplace.

Tan is on a mission to make mindfulness as accepted in mainstream culture as the benefits of exercise. He shares the simple ways you can build your mindfulness muscle.

Habits are how you reverse-engineer your vision for your personal brand and personal life into your daily reality. But, how do you stick to them? I’m sharing what’s worked for me.

If you believe 2025 was the start of the Golden Era of your personal brand and the world around you, what would you invest in now?

If you’re a leader or personal development proponent, add ‘Liminal Thinking’ to your language and mindset.