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We struggle with being humble and yet letting people know that we're more than capable of doing the job. We don't want to brag and yet we want to promote our skills and talents.

There will always be a tension between the two. The solution lies in accurately reflecting who you are and what you can do. It's absolutely appropriate to let people know you can do the job, that you're unique skills are just what they need. It's okay to promote yourself. But there's a slight catch.


 
 
Wes Bleed keynote speaker
There's no question that video has mushroomed into a massive new communications and marketing opportunity. What some people may not realize is how inexpensive it is to create short videos for instructional, promotional or educational purposes.

During a recent speaking engagement, I told the audience that they could create their own videos at almost no cost and they didn't even need a video camera. Of course, I got a few stunned looks, but it's true.

Let me explain.