“And what do you do?...”

You’re at a party or a networking function.

How many times are you asked the question...“So, what do you do?”

And isn’t the whole conversation shaped by how you answer it!

We may not like it, but by how we answer (or don’t answer), that question is critical to how we’re perceived.

Finding ways to answer this question honestly, with excitement, with passion, and with purpose means that we can inspire others. It means that we can engage in real and meaningful conversations about what we do with people you are genuinely interested in finding out more about what we do.

What we talk about here is for you to create your own “elevator speech” to learn more click here

There’s also another side to this too...

How we answer this question has much to do with how we feel about ourselves too, and how we value our creative work.

It is essential to get very clear on what it is that you do. And what you offer...

Here’s some examples:

·    “I design handbags that are functional, stylish and well hand made. I only use vintage fabrics

and my bags are only produced in limited edition of 20 in each fabric design”.

·    “I help passionate people transition from full time employment to self employment

and do what they love doing”.

·    “I work with fashion retailers and help them create fashionable catalogues that are strategically targeted to their target audience”.

·    “I help clients get clear what’s really important to them and their business, and work alongside them as we take action!

Now’s the time to get crystal clear on WHY you are who you are, and WHAT you want to be known for!

Tap into your Desire, Passion, and Purpose (DPP), by getting to the truth of what you love doing and this will have you soaring high in your new creative business.

That’s why we recommend completing the DPP test every six to twelve months.

That way you are always in tune with what you want and what you love doing!

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