A Brand Called You

Debbie Millman

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1 Class Introduction 12:41

2 Defining Brand 09:34

3 Finding Your Mindset 04:57

4 Winning a job vs. Getting a job 15:21

5 Busy Is A Decision 02:45

6 Honing your Mindset 07:35

7 Generators vs. Drains 19:39

8 Developing Your Mission (Statement) 25:32

9 Identifying Table Stakes 13:41

10 Characterizing Leadership 19:28

11 Crafting Your Message 12:24

12 How to Master Presentation 11:43

13 The Importance of Being Trustworthy 05:17

14 How to Achieve Success at your Interview–Part 1 20:04

15 How to Achieve Success at your Interview–Part 2 22:27

16 Artificial Harmony 10:13

17 Developing Your Methodology 09:54

18 How to Get the Interview 25:30

19 Tips on Self Promotion 05:49

20 Email Best and Worst Practices 07:53

21 Creating a Stellar Resume and Cover Letter 05:59

22 Set Big Goals and Final Q&A 19:05

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Class Description

Short on time? This class is available HERE as a Fast Class, exclusively for Creator Pass subscribers.

It takes work to get the work you love. It takes knowing how to interview well, how to communicate flawlessly, how to articulate your own purpose and to simultaneously do this while facing tremendous rejection. Debbie Millman is one of the most influential design minds of our time; an author, educator, brand strategist, and founder and host of the acclaimed podcast Design Matters. In her class you'll learn how to:

Create a meaningful philosophy that will guide your career
Present yourself in meetings and interviews
Network and standout from your competition
Find discipline in your approach to work
Sell yourself with more confidence

Are you spending enough time on looking for, finding and working towards winning a great job? Are you doing everything you can—every single day—to stay in “career shape”? What else should you be doing?

Join Debbie and answer these questions you should be asking yourself...

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Debbie Millman

<p>Named “one of the most creative people in business” by Fast Company, and “one of the most influential designers working today” by Graphic Design USA, Debbie Millman is also an author, educator, curator and host of the podcast Design Matters.<br></p>

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a Creativelive Student

B R I LLIANNNNNNT !!!! I love the such solid human being that she is and her grandiosity of holding our shoulder and say : go head! Dare to be your best self, own it. Here are some tips .... !!!! Uhuuuuuuuuu!! So inspiring! Thank you so much, Debbie. For couple of days you were my very BEST FRIEND :) Thanks Creative Live!! This is NOT a live "manual" on technical skills. If that is what you are looking for go some steps down and there are plenty of people teaching that, like traditional schools do. You will only learn what is "there" for you to learn if you are open TO HEAR with sincerity. Debbie tells several things that works and that doesn't in professional field besides showing what successful business look for in the people, or partners. Out standing!! I would love to watch another class with her.

Nancy

I loved this course. Five Stars. I was initially drawn to this course because of the title. I had read Tom Peter's article (with the same name) in Fast Company magazine many years ago, and found it really inspiring. This was before 'brand' was a household word. Anyway, the course is geared more towards designers looking for their dream job than a typical branding course, but as it happens, I am a designer, so it was quite informative. I can also use much of the advice and lessons and apply them to my own business. From contacting potential employers or clients to creative self promotion, there's valuable lesson to be had. I watched and listened to this course in one day, almost straight through. I highly recommend it. Great insight, great advice - whether you're a design student or not. If you're the creative type, I think you'll find this both enlightening and very enjoyable.