When done well, brand purpose leads your mission, vision and values and guides virtually every decision you make in your organization. Unfortunately, most businesses either don’t have a brand purpose statement or don’t have the right one. Today I’m sharing the Brand for Good process for creating this asset for your business so that you can attract better talent, inspire your community and out-perform your competition. 

In this episode, I discuss how to navigate misalignment between your business offerings and your personal aspirations. As I continue to take you behind the scenes with me while I upbrand my agency, Prosper for Purpose, I also want to share some of the deep work that is necessary during the process, especially when business changes are a driving force.

If you’re branding along with me, take stock of what you offer and what you actually do in your business. Is what you created serving who you are now? It’s good to re-evaluate your business every three years and consider what, if anything, you’d like to change.