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Personal Brand Habit Tracker
A personal brand is built on the days you do not feel like it. List what your brand already commits you to, turn it into habits, and tick them off week by week. Your Power of 3 and your Skyline plan count themselves.
From Personal Branding: A Manifesto on Fame and Influence · 8.7
01 one per line
02 The habits that keep it moving
The Power of 3 and Skyline rows count themselves from those tools, in this browser.
Habits in place? See how the whole position scores.
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How to Use the Personal Brand Habit Tracker
What It Is For
Turning what your brand commits you to into weekly habits you can see, so the work that holds a reputation together actually gets done.
Saving Your Work
Your habits and ticks stay in this browser. Weekly Check-In for My Calendar adds a reminder to your calendar.
- List what your brand already commits you to, one per line: a podcast, a newsletter, speaking.
- Turn each one into a habit with a weekly target, or pick a suggested one.
- Tick the days you do it. The week's score updates as you go.
- Move between weeks with the arrows to see your history.
- Your Power of 3 log and your Skyline plan count toward their habits on their own.
The Method
From the Book
Every step in this tool comes from Personal Branding: A Manifesto on Fame and Influence, Second Edition, by Isaac Mashman. The book goes further. Read about it.
- 8.7Every new commitment, a weekly episode, a newsletter, daily posts, needs you to show up and deliver. Habits are what keep the momentum.
- 8.7Small actions add up: a photo when you dress up, a video when an idea strikes, a conversation with a stranger at the store.
- 8.7The results come from showing up when you do not feel like it. And a missed day is not worth dwelling on; start again.
- 8.7The exercise: write out every obligation your brand has today, then the habits that take it where you want it to go.
Questions
Which personal brand habits matter most?
The ones your commitments need: if you run a weekly podcast, recording it; if you post daily, batching your content. Small daily actions, like meeting three new people, compound the most.
What if I miss a week?
Start again. The book is plain about it: dwelling on a missed opportunity changes nothing. The tracker shows your streak, not your failures.
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