How to define your personality, knowledge and expertise

Of of the many great things about weHow is that it's a place where you can be yourself. Where we're free to be you and me... Don't be afraid to share what you know and have some fun with it.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• personal style
• knowledge
• individuality

1. When evaluating your personality traits, keep in mind that these are key aspects of "who you are". They are not qualities you hope to possess. These are traits that define you.
2. Define your niche. Understand who you are, what expertise you possess, and how to explain it. If you were writing your job description, or resume, what special knowledge, skills, training, and accomplishments would best describe you? What special angle do you bring to your niche that sets you apart from your others?
3. Communicating your expertise requires that you write clearly, so that your ideas can be understood by your audience. Aim for shorter, simpler sentences and paragraphs. Try to develop a voice or personal style.
4. Think about what some of your friends come to you and ask for your help and advice with. If you friends are asking you for help with certain topic, then they must trust that you know what you are doing.
5. Don't be self conscious about what you are sharing. The depth of your knowledge is meaningless if you don't put to use to benefit others in valuable ways. Many people will appreciate what you are sharing. Go with what you know.

Tips & Warnings

• Ask some of your friends and loved ones what they think your an expert in and go with it.