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Now, you’d think that would be pretty easy, right? Well, if you’ve ever tried to write a 100-word bio for anything, you already know it’s not. 50 words? Even more challenging. But, beyond the word count, I found this to be a unique test, and a huge opportunity to self-reflect. I mean, to really describe myself that succinctly, I have to know myself pretty unambiguously, right? Right. And do I? Well…I found that I do, but it took me a minute to parse it out. And it might take you that minute too, but it’s a minute worth spending. First of all, this task is a challenge because it’s not a way of asking me what I do. There was a different spot for that. And I think that’s where most of us go about 90% of the time. We don’t introduce ourselves, we introduce our professions. If you think about the last ten people you met and how you introduced yourself, you can probably look back and see that the conversation almost always goes directly to work, and almost always immediately. Especially in a professional setting, we tend to connect and exchange with the business and forget about the person. That rubs off, and it ends up being a big part of how we naturally describe ourselves – we identify by what we do for money, and little else. Second, it wasn’t really asking me what I do, or what I am, personally either. Probably the next most popular response to a question like this would be, “I’m a mom, a friend, a sister.” Which, of course, are all accurate. But that’s still not really describing ourselves. It’s talking about a particular part of our identity. Again, it becomes an accepted and expected way of describing ourselves.

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