@Goldilocks97
5 ways to tell your life story People have asked me several times if I am interested in writing books. I said, “I don`t think my story is worth writing a book. Who will want to read it?” That`s when she said, “Everyone has a life story worthy of a book. ” I believe she`s right. Your life story is certainly worth telling. Whether you write your story down, record it, or simply tell your children about your life, the following 5 questions will help you get started. 1. Who **are you? What is your passion and belief where** you come from and where you **go?** Define **who** you are and how you **reached this** point 2. Where **did** you **fight?** “Sharing your wounds **can help** others connect **emotionally** with **you. "** We all suffer **from time to time.** What moments challenged and **shaped** you? Sharing your wounds enables others to connect with you emotionally 3. What are you passionate about? Your legacy is the **mark** you **left on** the world. **Show** and explain the passion that **drove** you to **a** successful **outcome.** What do you love the most? What **causes palpitations** and **fever?** 4. In what **field** have you gained **experience?** We learn **from our own experiences. And** through **experience** we gain **knowledge.** What **solution did** you **find? What is** your **expertise? Are you a "man"** in **life?** 5. What is your worldview? What is your “message” to the world? What are your **philosophical views** and **wisdom? Identify the** central message you **want** to convey **the most** and **repeat** it **over and over again** throughout **the** story. **Sound off: What has been the greatest moment of your life?**
