Are You Selling Yourself Short?

Take the assessment from Kate Delaney.

A good opening line isn’t just about how you come across in person—it’s also about how people speak about you when you’re not around. It’s about your reputation, building it—and keeping it. If someone gives you a line you remember, chances are you’ll bring it up again when their area of expertise comes up in conversation.

It’s the difference between stating, “I’m an architect,” and relaying the following: 

“Well, if you look at the skyline of downtown Philadelphia, chances are you’re looking at a few of the buildings I designed.”

Which is the person is the one you want working on your building?  For most, it’s a no-brainer.

We’re all selling ourselves in some way. Luckily, you get to choose how you do it. But, have you paused to ask yourself, “Are you selling yourself short?” That’s what we’re after here. This assessment from Kate Delaney is designed to identify where you’re at today AND help you step into the future you’ve been dreaming of.

Now, let’s get started!