I don't know why I've been thinking about this so much. I guess maybe I'd just like to live in a simpler world sometimes, where things actually are as they appear to be.
So, what's really real?
Here's Websters take
real actual, true; genuine
Let's say I'm attracted to you, want to do business with you, and/or refer clients to you because of your blogs. They are well thought out, interesting topics, and the content is first rate.
Then I find out that what has attracted me to you isn't
"real"
actually you use a ghost writer. These are not you thoughts, or maybe they are to a certain degree, but you did not articulate them.
how do you think I'll feel about that? if you haven't disclosed that you use a ghost writer, do you think I'll trust you? should I?
Hmmmmm
Let's say I actually meet up with you. We live in the same area, or I'm traveling to your locale. I see you at a business function and walk right by.
Could it be that 20 year old picture you've been using? once again how do you think I feel about that? more importantly how do you think your potential clients feel.
So, are you "the real deal?"
does it matter?
I mean you hear alot about branding, we used to refer to packaging yourself, Agassi gave us
Image is everything
but is it, and what do you portray?
In today's world the exposure is phenomenal;
facebook, twitter, google+, hey don't forget the Rain...and many, many others
how important is it to present a actual, true, and genuine image?
Is it important at all? So the question remains. In your own opinion
Are you the real deal?
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