Discover the Surprising Tiny Habits Secretly Defining Your Personal Brand Every Day
2. Consistent micro-communication
I once worked with a mentor who rarely had time for long, detailed chats.
However, he would send concise follow-up notes, quick progress updates, or a simple “Just checking in” text.
These consistent forms of micro-communication helped me feel seen and supported, without requiring a huge time commitment.
After noticing how it improved my own motivation, I started doing the same with the people in my circle.
The impact on your personal brand is substantial. It shows that you care about maintaining relationships, rather than waiting for them to fall off your radar.
