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Identify your existing energies: Skills and potentials to Create Job for yourself



 Your  existing energies or strengths may be your distinctive capabilities: skills, assets, generic competencies, reputation, Personal Brand equities or any achievement. However, look beyond that.  I would say that there are several routes to energy that include being:
  • Interesting or exciting: There is a reason for people to talk about you or what you can offer as  product  capable of solving  problems. 
  • Involving or engaging: People are engaged with you, and  your skills can be part of a valued activities or lifestyles.
  • Innovative or dynamic: Your personal or business brand is likely to be continually innovative or capable of creating values or innovations that create new things people will be willing and able to buy.
  • Passionate or purpose-driven: There is a higher purpose that propels your passions, which will make  you more relevant to the world around you. 



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