A lot of Founders don’t lose themselves in relationships or bad jobs.

They lose themselves in their brand.

The internet rewards exaggeration. Algorithms reward performance. Virality rewards being loud, contrarian, and constantly visible. And somewhere in the middle of trying to grow, many Founder slowly become a hollow character.

In this episode of Rich & Remote, I unpack a question I get asked often by people who follow my content and eventually meet me in real life:

How do you build a viral personal brand without losing your identity?

This conversation is about how to scale visibility while staying rooted in who you really are.

In this episode, we talk about:

• The difference between performing online and expressing something true
• How to deal with the dopamine loop that comes from likes, impressions, and validation
• Why founders sometimes start becoming characters inside their own brand
• How to use algorithms strategically without becoming a slave to trends
• A story about my super viral Presidential campaign 

After years of building a personal brand that drives millions of impressions and helped grow a seven-figure company without ads, I’ve learned that attention is powerful but it can also be dangerous if you’re not grounded.

Listen now on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/RichandRemote

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Alex Booth: LinkedIn: Alexander Booth – Huckleberry Consulting | Facebook: GetCSM 
Karla Singson: Instagram: @karlastefan | Facebook: Karla Singson | LinkedIn: Karla Singson

Big thanks to our sponsors Proximity Outsourcing, Huckleberry Consulting, and GetCSM for making this episode possible!

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