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In this episode of Building a Clear, Authentic Brand, I share why accountability is the third pillar of the Clear Authentic Brand Framework and the key to keeping your clarity and alignment strong over time.
We’ve already talked about Clarity (the foundation that defines who we are, why we exist, and how we operate) and Alignment (the bridge that brings that clarity to life through people, processes, and messaging). But even the clearest vision and best alignment will eventually drift without accountability.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
- Why accountability is essential to protect brand clarity and alignment
- How to measure alignment using clear standards and expectations
- Why weekly meetings, quarterly check-ins, and annual reviews help maintain accountability
- How to address misalignment quickly and effectively before it grows
- Why accountability builds trust, credibility, and loyalty with employees and customers
- How accountability protects your business from compromise and culture drift
Resources & Links:
- Learn more at clearauthenticbrands.com
- Book referenced: Traction by Gino Wickman
Related Episodes:
- Episode 02- The Framework To Build A Clear Authentic Brand
- Episode 03- Why Clarity Is the Foundation of a Clear, Authentic Brand
- Episode 04- How to Align Your People, Processes, and Messaging for a Clear, Authentic Brand
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