💡 "What do you do?" Describe Your Work Clearly

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Coming up there will be many prompts to help you create your About Page / Bio. Many people find it challenging to journal in isolation about these questions. Here are 2 strategies to help: If you find a prompt difficult to write about, just move onto the next prompt/lesson and see if you can write anything about that instead.  Even just a few words is great as a start. Just keep moving onto the next prompts until you find something you can write about.  Then as you get into more of a flow, you can go back and fill in the earlier prompts. Alternatively -- interview each other! See my video above for the explanation of how to do this. Comment below if you'd like to buddy up with someone to do this kind of interview. Again, first watch the video above.

Thanks to Guillaume for this resource!  Here's what he wrote: One of my clients came across this site, which forces you to describe a hard idea using only the thousand most used words in the English language. It's quite hard to do, but I found it really worthwhile to help me explain what it is I do, in really simple language: https://splasho.com/upgoer5/ Here is my attempt at explaining what I do. I am only three non-permitted words away from the goal... arrrrhhhhggg... so hard. Apparently, I can't use (OWNERS, CHOICES, VALUES). But hey, not bad, right? "I help people who run their own businesses get better at what they do by staying true to themselves. I show them how to tell their stories in a way that makes sense and feels right. This helps them understand what makes their work stand out and how to share that with others. I also bring together groups of business owners to learn from each other. I help them see a clear direction, make good choices, and stay true to their values while growing their business." Highly recommend, especially if you're working on your answer to the "What do you do?" question.

For your About Page, it helps a lot, since people are there to get a feel for who you are. For your Home Page it usually helps people to quickly get a sense of your energy and whether they resonate. For ongoing social media, it's up to you, but over time it develops your confidence and uniqueness in your field!