Metamuse

51 // Personal brand with Brian Lovin

Mar 3, 2022

01:10:20

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Episode guests

Brian Lovin

Highlights

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Episode notes

Look for proof of curiousness to identify interesting people

01:56

Working From Home

01:50

Is Pseudonymity a Brand Extension?

03:05

How Much Do You Care About How Much That Matters?

03:47

Introduction

2min

How to Make the Most of Your Home Office Space

6min

The Podcast - What's Your Most Long Lasting Side Project?

3min

Having a Personal Brand Is a Good Idea

2min

Personal Branding

4min

Are You More Accessible to Reaching Out to People?

3min

Cold Email - I'm Very Boyish on the Channel

2min

Getting a Good Signal From Random People on the Aeronet

6min

How Much Do You Care About How Much That Matters?

4min

10.

Social Networks

4min

11.

Design Systems

5min

12.

Is Pseudonymity a Brand Extension?

3min

13.

Should You Be Able to Make a Psenonymous Account?

3min

14.

Identity and Personal Branding

6min

15.

I'm Not a Twitterer, but I'd Like to Be Aware of Dark Matter in Social Media

3min

16.

The Metamuse Podcast Is a Great Way to Get People to Talk About Themselves

2min

17.

Is There a Trap of Attraction in the Information Landscape?

3min

18.

How to Get Started With a Personal Brand?

2min

19.

I'm Curious About the World, or How It All Fits Together

2min

20.

Product Design - Is This Too Subtle?

5min

Meeting potential collaborators online is easier when you represent yourself through a personal brand. Brian Lovin is a designer at GitHub, a podcaster at Design Details, and a prolific online maker. He joins Mark and Adam to talk about personal websites; the pros and cons of cold contact over the internet; whether follower counts matter; and how the Twitter algorithm can push back against your personal growth. Plus: the tension between thoughtfulness and daring.

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