There are three stops along the path to becoming a rockstar brand in life and in business:
product, first impressions, experience. If you want the map, read on.
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About Mark Sawatzky
What if an about section told you more about a person than their packaged business story? What if it captured the day someone tried surfing for the first time, the day a half-marathon was run at 42, graduation day from business school with the parents (cool outfit mom), shots from a clothing launch and a couple of original paintings? I think that would be cool.
So with that done, let me tell you about the work stuff you normally read about.
Since 2002 I have run a brand-building business and today I have accomplished far more than many of my teachers thought I would.
What I learned along the way is that like companies, people have brands, and like companies, the height of one’s brand is directly tied to their actions.
Actions or the experience you deliver is critical to brand height because experience (or personal moments) make the strongest memories. This is why some songs become favourites (high brand) and many people hate public speaking (low brand).
My work is focused on helping both companies and people deliver an experience that reflects their value, that elevates their brand and that leads to their potential.
My personal mission along the way is to see people get more out of work by delivering an experience that matches their true value.
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“Wherever you are, you’re there, so while you’re there, why not give it 110% and get in the line that leads to life and work’s best opportunities.”