People have asked me several times if I am interested in writing books. I said, “I dont think my story is worth writing a book. Who will want to read it?” Thats 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?