Course: The Power of Personal Branding: For the Christian Solopreneur

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The Power of Personal Branding: For the Christian Solopreneur

The Power of Personal Branding: For the Christian Solopreneur

Today, it’s not so much about how good or smart you are, it’s all about the buzz you generate In this inspiring, funny, and entertaining keynote, discover how to transform yourself from a “skilled entrepreneur” into a personal brand that shouts distinction, conviction, and purpose!

By Gerry Foster In Branding · Entrepreneurship and Business · Spiritual Growth

Last updated Feb 01, 2026
English (United States)
General Audiences - suitable for all ages

What you'll learn

YOU ARE DESIGNER MADE

Lead with who you are, not what you do.

Lay down the foundation for personal and professional greatness.

Create an impression others will remember you by.

YOU ARE TO BE KNOWN FOR

SOMETHING SPECIAL

It's about identity before strategy.

Remove the myths about personal branding.

Stand out, get noticed, and remembered for your individuality.

Gain clarity on what you offer that's magical (not a marketing hack) ... something no one else does.

ATTRACT DON'T CHASE

Who you are called to serve.

What problem you are uniquely anointed to solve.

Why people should trust you specifically.

Content

First, I want to give honor and full credit to where this recording took place: Crenshaw Christian Center in Los Angeles, CA, founded by the late, great "Man of God" Rev. Frederick K.C. Price (often referred to as Apostle Fred Price). I was the guest speaker at one of their Singles Ministry events. On a separate note, I hope you enjoy this 53-minute keynote that is filled to the brim with personal branding wisdom, fun, and inspiration. It was in front of a SRO crowd of small business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals ... and of course single men & women! However, I want to apologize ahead of time for the shameless advertising plug (i.e. a logo) that appears when you "click" the play button. It belongs to the company (ezyZIP) who converted the original audio file to an MP4 file so you could listen to it.