I enjoyed Personal Branding for Introverts as it offered new perspectives on navigating what can be a mind-numbing digital landscape with all of the influencers, social princesses and attention seekers that clog our feeds in every scrolling moment.

This book offers a different approach – focusing on cultivating genuine connections and becoming a connector rather than simply seeking influence. It highlighted the power of authenticity, thoughtful engagement, and finding ways to participate that feel natural. This book serves as a helpful guide for those wanting to use their online platforms to build meaningful relationships and contribute in a way that feels genuine and purposeful.

just a general personal branding book. no new frameworks are introduced, plus with the acceleration of AI, the author does not get the momentum to include it in his writing.

The book is exactly as the title suggests: a quick-start guide to personal branding for introverts. Chan begins with a simple analysis of her audience, helping readers determine exactly where they fall on the introversion-extroversion scale, but then pivots toward personal mission, vision, and ultimately branding. Although the book contains nothing revolutionary (even the examples given are relatively well-known introvert success stories), young professionals or introverts without prior exposure to the content will find Chan’s advice a useful starting point for their own personal branding journey.

I found this book to be very interesting. As an introvert, the title alone drew me in, but I immediately found myself asking "What is Personal Branding?" I wished that was answer earlier in the book, like first thing. The difference between personal branding and reputation. And with that defined, then explain what Introversion is followed by how to accomplish personal branding as an introvert. That being said, aside from a good number of LinkedIn mentions (which is understandable give the author's background with the platform), the book does a good job of providing details on how to build a personal brand while maintain one's energy level, which is vital to introverts. If you're introverted and the topic is something you want to learn more about, I think you'll find at least a few things useful in this book, if not more.