I didn’t knew my expertise until I did this

In January 2020, I realised the importance of virtual world. Having an online presence is not just a necessity, but an investment. I consider blogging and other social media as assets.

Content creators will never run out of money. Content a.k.a. storytelling sells. Patience, a skill which can be acquired, can get you like-minded followers. Consistency of uploading the content is foremost important.

But what should I upload daily? If all are uploading food/yoga/motivational photos, then should I do the same? Who am I?

Today I got a clear idea of who am I. To the core of my brain, I am a walking enthusiast. I know it sounds crazy, but out of self-awareness I can say it. How did I found it out? Here’s my memoirs:

I have a habit of walking while on phone calling. I am very private person, hence while on call I go away from nearby people, and keep walking to-and-fro. It happens naturally.

I am a sales professional. This work requires immense travelling. I hire a cab and drop down at a location 6 kms. away from a client/prospect. Then I walk with headphones and music on. I plan my words while walking. It keeps my brain active.

I read ebooks at home. Yes, you are thinking right; I read it while walking to-and-fro in the room. By doing it, I get points for walking from the app and knowledge from the book. That’s effective time management.

Finally, here’s the most productive one. I go for the walk in the evening. I used to listen to music, but now I do online course on digital marketing by Google while walking. Even thought I can comprehend the video only by listening, giving assesment tests requires me to look at the screen. It reducing my walking speed, but i’ll improve.

Bottom line is, our strengths are right in front of us, but we try to do something which looks cool. During the long-term process, we give up because we don’t genuinely like what we imitate of others. It takes months and years to understand who we truly are.