Do you use Facebook or LinkedIn? Most of us use social media to post pictures, chat with friends, or just relax, right? But did you know that social media can actually help your career? These days, many companies don't just look at your CV. They want to see the real you, your attitude, energy, and personal values. That's why you should start building your personal brand on social media. You don't need to be famous. You just need to show people who you are and what you can do. Here are four simple steps to start. 1. Know who you're talking to. Who do you want to talk to? Recruiters, clients, or friends? When you know your audience, your content will be more useful. 2. Choose the right platform. LinkedIn is great if you want to find a job. Facebook is better for sharing tips or stories in a casual way. 3. Share helpful things. Every post you share should give something valuable to the reader. This is important. You can post simple, useful content, like sharing time management tips, or share a mistake you made and what you learned. Sometimes, just post a quote and your honest thoughts. That's enough to connect with people. 4. Post regularly. Branding takes time. It doesn't happen in one night. Try to post once a week. Stay consistent and keep showing up. Don't worry if no one likes your first few posts. What matters is you're showing people who you are and what you can do. So don't wait for someone to suddenly discover you. Building your personal brand doesn't need to be fancy or complicated. Just share honestly, share often, and share with care, and the right people will start to notice you. And remember, the people who stay consistent are the ones who win, and maybe your next post will help you find your dream job. So don't wait. Start sharing today. Just a little each week can make a big difference.