Caroline, thank you so much for sharing, I don't know how many times I have listened to this but quite a number....you inspire me Caroline. Thank you for great insight!
Caroline. I watched this from USA. I know it was for 17/18 years old kids. I am older than your 8-4-4 generations. But I was still inspired and learned lessons that will impact my life positively. Thanks
WOW!! Caro you always remain to be my mentor....your talks always speak louder even when am alone. this is surely inspiring. i try my best and as you've said whatever follows I AM will come looking for you.
Simple basic way for young minds to internalize personal branding, its the way the world works!! Good news we can shape that, give out what you want the world to brand u
I usually agree with Carolyne but today I can't. I think personal branding is relative. Look at Muthoni drummer queen, her hair /personal style is crazy but she still is a C.E.O and renowned business lady. I think you are shaping these young adults to fit into the "suit and tie" box, which is okay if that's what they like. On the other hand you have creatives in there who really wouldn't fit into that group. I think you would have been better off advising them to match their personal style to their personal brand. That way, they would own the brand better. Yes, you can be crazy, but make sure that your craziness works FOR you, not AGAINST you. Not everyone will end up at the equity bank internship program. For me, official clothes just drag my spirits down so I always try to make my outfits and hair styles as funky as possible. Am getting red/orange hair dye this week, and I started off with orange braids before I cut my hair.
She is speaking about what she knows, she comes from a corporate background, she doesn't know about creatives. So she is not wrong. She also said that if you cannot fit in to a company's brand, then you can leave and presumably start your own company like Muthoni did.
Ok, however, you have to understand the setting of that talk. You have young people there who might be discouraged, when you don't include them, just because they are different. Secondly, even in a corporate setting, you can find a way to make your personal style FIT in a corporate setting, like I did. My debate is, make your speech to young adults inclusive of everyone.
you can't cite the exception to the rule and then generalize - statistically - suit and tie is what reflects seriousness. When I visit my doctor, if he shows up with dreads, inked up like Justin Bieber - it's goodbye! Most people would do the same.
Caroline, thank you so much for sharing, I don't know how many times I have listened to this but quite a number....you inspire me Caroline. Thank you for great insight!
What's the right words to describe this incredible lady. This is a premium content delivered exquisitely. Keep empowering the young generation.
this is amazing. she is too courageous and truthful. makes me view women in a different angle.
M9o9 lmll
You are great caroline
2 years letter and still sounds so fresh..Thank you Caroline
Caro you are a living prove that talent goes behold the level education. I can't get enough of you since 2000 at kiss 100 and forever.
All set aside, incisive and spot on. We are brands and how we position ourselves in the market place means a lot
I listen to you because you sound so good.... And the" tweng" is always on point
Caroline. I watched this from USA. I know it was for 17/18 years old kids. I am older than your 8-4-4 generations. But I was still inspired and learned lessons that will impact my life positively.
Thanks
Whatever follows I AM, will come looking for you. Thanks Caroline.
Caroline is a talented speaker....articulating how "not talented' she is. Her delivery is very good and not every one has that.. all talented to me!
wow this is amazing Caroline...Keep telling the truth to the world.
You are an inspiration and may you live long. Whenever I see myself going the wrong direction I pray and get inspired by you. Thank you Caroline.
WOW!! Caro you always remain to be my mentor....your talks always speak louder even when am alone. this is surely inspiring. i try my best and as you've said whatever follows I AM will come looking for you.
Simple basic way for young minds to internalize personal branding, its the way the world works!! Good news we can shape that, give out what you want the world to brand u
Thanks Caroh.
you'v always been my mentor. i hope i get to talk to you one on one someday.
Caroline...always on point
Oooh no I hadn't watched this,now I have...Amazing lady your talk is always on point
Thank you Caroline
This is so valuable the lesson; I wish my 18 year old self had youtube but still alot of lesson for me
Still watching 2021. You are truly motivational,
Carol you are such a phenomenon,,,keep it there and keep it always...
Great work CAROLINE. I am proud of you,will you mind sending me those notes on branding they will be of help to me.
When I hear Carol mutoko, I think leader, Tough, strong, mentor and lioness.........
Great talk Caroline,keep it up!!!!!!!
Thank you Caroline...you never disappoint!!!
Powerful...I cant have enough of her
Mungu akubariki Carol.I hope one day I will get to meet you.
Thanks Lady.
i love your talk Caroline.
hardworking, you do it so well,
Brilliant.
if you wished anyone succes in life, this the best gift I promise you!
Naomba namba ya hi bank plz EQuity
I usually agree with Carolyne but today I can't. I think personal branding is relative. Look at Muthoni drummer queen, her hair /personal style is crazy but she still is a C.E.O and renowned business lady. I think you are shaping these young adults to fit into the "suit and tie" box, which is okay if that's what they like. On the other hand you have creatives in there who really wouldn't fit into that group. I think you would have been better off advising them to match their personal style to their personal brand. That way, they would own the brand better. Yes, you can be crazy, but make sure that your craziness works FOR you, not AGAINST you. Not everyone will end up at the equity bank internship program. For me, official clothes just drag my spirits down so I always try to make my outfits and hair styles as funky as possible. Am getting red/orange hair dye this week, and I started off with orange braids before I cut my hair.
She is speaking about what she knows, she comes from a corporate background, she doesn't know about creatives. So she is not wrong. She also said that if you cannot fit in to a company's brand, then you can leave and presumably start your own company like Muthoni did.
Ok, however, you have to understand the setting of that talk. You have young people there who might be discouraged, when you don't include them, just because they are different. Secondly, even in a corporate setting, you can find a way to make your personal style FIT in a corporate setting, like I did. My debate is, make your speech to young adults inclusive of everyone.
you can't cite the exception to the rule and then generalize - statistically - suit and tie is what reflects seriousness. When I visit my doctor, if he shows up with dreads, inked up like Justin Bieber - it's goodbye! Most people would do the same.
@@sarahchiru6534 in africa.
Brilliant
Caroline was awesome but the media was not. How come we could see neither the audience nor the photos that Caroline was explaining?
The camera man was very poor how come we never see the Audience 🙆♀️🤷♀️
wow! wanyooshe wote hao, ni wasichana na wavulana wa leo,
powerful
Or C or C+ or C++ 😃
She will not sell kenya COFFEE IN LONDON.
What do you know about Jigger Victims in Kenya?
Dope😗
Fake