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Your Brand, Your Currency with Maha Abouelenein
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In this episode of The Raquel Show, I sit down with the remarkable Maha Abouelenein, a powerhouse in the world of communication, branding, and PR. Maha has been instrumental in shaping the communications strategies for companies like Google and Netflix, and even worked alongside Gary Vee. Today, she shares her journey and insights on why communication is a vital skill, especially in the real estate industry.
Maha and I dive into the art of building a personal brand and why it's essential for every entrepreneur. We discuss her new book, Seven Rules of Self-Reliance, where she offers strategies on self-empowerment and explains why relying on yourself is the ultimate key to success. From branding tips to self-reliance, Maha provides valuable advice on how to play bigger in life and business.
Connect with Maha Abouelenein:
Instagram: @MahaGaber
Website: mahaabouelenein.com
To grab your copy of Maha’s book: purchase copy here
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1. Start (00:00:00)
2. Meet Maha Abu Ellining: Communication Expert (00:01:43)
3. The Importance of Communication Skills (00:02:10)
4. Building Your Personal Brand (00:03:12)
5. Common Mistakes in Branding (00:07:05)
6. The Power of Self-Reliance (00:11:24)
7. Maha's Future Plans and Projects (00:17:08)
8. Conclusion and Final Thoughts (00:18:08)
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