Power • Influence • Impact

Personal Brand Word Examples

Below you will find a list of 100 words which you can use to stimulate the creation of your personal brand. All of them are words which my coaching clients have found exciting and practical in terms of allowing them to turn up the volume on their unique and distinctive strengths.

When you look at some of them, you may wonder why anyone would find those words exciting, but this is a very personal thing. They needed to find the right set of words within themselves to light their fire and you need to do the same too.

I would suggest you print out this page and use it in conjunction with the exercise to create your personal brand.

 

Achiever

Adventurous

Ambitious

Bold

Brave

Bright

Brilliant

Bullish

Challenging

Charming

Clever

Collaborative

Colourful

Competitive

Completer

Complex Thinker

Connected

Courageous

Creative

Crisis Manager

Dedicated

Deliberate

Demanding

Determined

Diligent

Diplomat

Dramatic

Driver

Dynamic

Energetic

Engaging

Enthusiast

Exciting

Feisty

Fixer

Flexible

Flowing

Fluid

Focused

Forceful

Formidable

Futurist

Gritty

Hard-hitting

Helpful

Honourable

Influential

Innovator

Insightful

Instigator

Intelligent

Invaluable

Motivational

Just

Kind

Lean

Lively

Loyal

Lucid

Maverick

Mediator

Meticulous

Mover ’n’ Shaker

Obstinate

Optimist

Organised

Inspirational

Passionate

Perfectionist

Powerful

Practical

Pragmatic

Proactive

Quick

Radical

Rational

Razor-sharp

Respected

Results-focused

Revolutionary

Risk Taker

Rottweiler

Sensitive

Smart

Specialist

Strategist

Stretching

Strong

Stubborn

Supple

Tenacious

Thorough

Thought Leader

Trouble-shooter

Vibrant

Vigilant

Vigorous

Vital

Vivacious

Vociferous

But please don’t stop here. The purpose of these words is to get your creative juices running. Think of even better words and make them really personal to you.

 

 

One of the rapidly growing problems today, as disruption lands across every level of an organisation, is building and maintaining real influence in complex settings.

Ethical Strategic Influence

 

The practical process, first developed in 2008, that is currently helping serious professionals in organisations like GSK, Zurich, and the NHS.