Thirty words, fifty if you are lucky, that’s what you get to highlight your achievements and to share your expertise.
What is yours going to look like?
It’s a great exercise to write the bio for your future self. It lets you formulate your goals in a fresh way, condensing them into a tight and succinct set of highlights.
You can share your most important values, the changes you are most committed to making or the impact that’s your major success.
The limits are important. By paring back to the core, you must focus on what is truly most significant, the change you want to see.
This can be done in less than an hour, so take the time on a quiet afternoon and imagine your bio.
James Osborn 