[header] How to figure out who you are [title] Take a personal inventory. [step] By taking an inventory of your strengths and areas that need improvement, you will begin to see what you do well and what you need to work on. This can be a good starting point for figuring out who you are.
[header] How to figure out who you are [title] Take a personal inventory. [step] By taking an inventory of your strengths and areas that need improvement, you will begin to see what you do well and what you need to work on. This can be a good starting point for figuring out who you are.
Identify what type of job you would like to fulfill and whatever areas you need to improve or come up with a bigger plan for those areas. [substeps] Write down your answers to any questions you may have. When you create your inventory, phrase your list so that the strengths use " i am " statements and the areas of improvement use " i want " statements. [substeps] For example, for strengths, you might include things like " i am a good friend " and " i am generous with my time. [substeps] Identify the type of team you have. Assess what tasks you can easily complete and what else you will need to do to prepare for upcoming events. You can also use goals you have built up in your life to start in your future career. For example, if you have always dreamed of becoming a mechanic, then your career goal might be to be a mechanic who runs a commercial independent contractor that sells car parts to the general public.