Leonard Kim - Ditch the Act

Leonard Kim is the coauthor of Ditch the Act: Reveal the Surprising Power of the Real You for Greater Success and CMO at ZeU. In his book, Leonard reveals the eight-step expose yourself process, which teaches readers how to own and expose who they truly are, form meaningful relationships that move the needle and ultimately, uncover the greatness that already exists from within, to stack success. Actions include:  Crafting a unique bio and creating an “Exposure Résumé” Writing out stories and thought leadership insights based on the Exposure Résumé Extracting key content pieces to turn into video scripts for posting, sharing, and embedding in existing content Fostering camaraderie in new relationships His TEDx Talk, Why You Should Let Your Fears Guide You, has been internationally recognized as one of the best TED Talks by Forbes, Inc.Magazine, and Mashable. Leonard is recognized by Forbes as a Top Marketing Influencer, Inc. Magazine as a Top Digital Marketer and Top Youth Marketer and by Entrepreneur as a Top Personal Branding Expert. Adweek recognized him as one of their Socially Strong Entrepreneurs Every VC Should Be Following. He went from being almost homeless to becoming a personal branding expert whose content has been read over 10 million times. He has amassed a social media following of well over 500,000 people. He’s been featured in a huge list of publications, including Mashable, Inc, Entrepreneur, Forbes, Fortune and more.over the greatness that already exists from within, to stack success.  LeonardKim.com  

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