I’m Lachlan Brown

2 months ago | personalbrandingblog.com | Lachlan Brown |I’m Lachlan Brown

I’ve learned something crucial from my years as a competitive athlete: no matter how hard you train or how many trophies you collect, respect doesn’t come with a medal ceremony. It’s something you earn by consistently showing up as your best self. And the good news is, you don’t need a stadium of fans cheering you on to cultivate real respect. Sometimes it’s about what you don’t do. Below are eight social mistakes to avoid if you want people to respect you quickly—and genuinely.

2 months ago | personalbrandingblog.com | Lachlan Brown |I’m Lachlan Brown

Success isn’t just about what people see in public—it’s built on the things we do when no one’s watching. The most successful people don’t just show up and shine; they put in the work behind the scenes. Their habits in private shape how they perform, lead, and stand out in the world. It’s not about luck or talent—it’s about the little things they do every day that set them apart. Here are seven things successful people do in private that make them stand out in public.

2 months ago | personalbrandingblog.com | Lachlan Brown |I’m Lachlan Brown

I’ve always been fascinated by what sets the truly successful apart. Yeah, I’m talking about those guys who seem to navigate life with ease and grace:They remain calm under pressureThey understand and manage their own emotionsThey empathize with the feelings of othersAs a psychology enthusiast and the founder of Hack Spirit, I’ve spent years trying to decode this mystery.

2 months ago | personalbrandingblog.com | Lachlan Brown |I’m Lachlan Brown

We’ve all encountered them—the coworker who always takes credit but never responsibility, the boss who steamrolls ideas, or even the friend who leaves us emotionally drained. While it’s tempting to avoid these personalities entirely, real life doesn’t always grant that luxury. Being able to handle narcissists and manipulators gracefully can set you apart in ways you might never have imagined.

2 months ago | personalbrandingblog.com | Lachlan Brown |I’m Lachlan Brown

In today’s fast-paced, ever-evolving world, how you think about your potential can make or break your personal brand. While talent and hard work matter, the real game-changer often lies in whether you view your abilities as fixed or continually growing. This perspective—known as the growth mindset—can spell the difference between merely maintaining a brand and elevating it to new heights. Coined by psychologist Dr. Carol S.