How To Recognize And Monetize Your Expertise And Passion!

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Summary: Most people tend to dismiss what they're good at. Part of it is that you become so accustomed to having whatever skill you have that you cease to notice it. Sometimes it is out of a sense of false humility. But every single person has innate talents and gifts that enrich people's lives-AND provide a source of income for you. How can you discover what your true talents are? Let me give you a hint. Where your passion is, you will find many of your natural abilities that you ...

Most people tend to dismiss what they're good at. Part of it is that you become so accustomed to having whatever skill you have that you cease to notice it. Sometimes it is out of a sense of false humility. But every single person has innate talents and gifts that enrich people's lives-AND provide a source of income for you. How can you discover what your true talents are? Let me give you a hint. Where your passion is, you will find many of your natural abilities that you probably take for granted. But it's more than passion. It's profit. Thousands of people have harnessed the unbelievable power of their natural talents to not only enrich others, but literally enrich themselves financially. Here are some questions to consider. Answer these and you will have the core for a profitable business. 1. Define your ideal client. 2. Who are the people you have been working with if you are already in business? What have you liked or disliked about them? Are there any common denominators? 3. What kinds of people could ideally benefit from your knowledge? 4. If you had all the money in the world, what would you be doing? 5. Interview three people you most respect (friends and family members) and ask them what they see you doing? What are your strengths from their standpoint? 6. What have you always been good at? 7. What did you dream of doing as a child? 8. What needs/values do you care about most? 9. Whom do you admire most? 10. What makes you most fulfilled? 11. What do you love to do the most? What are you passionately against? 12. What have you felt called to do? 13. What legacy do you want to leave for your children and grandchildren? What do you want to be remembered for most? 14. Analyze your 'competition' and find out all about them. This will give you ideas as to your niche and how you can brand yourself. 15. Remember that you want to make sure your target market has money. Two On-going Exercises Produce your own personal inventory. This inventory should be focused on the following: 1. What you know
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