Sometimes it’s difficult to recognise your own value because the things you’re naturally good at can feel completely normal to you.
So, if you use a chatbot with memory turned on and you’ve had enough conversations with it for it to know a little about you, try the prompt attached.
It will look at what it already knows about your skills, experience, interests and strengths, then suggest ways you could potentially turn those into a business.
You’ll get:
- Your top skills and strengths
- Things you may be underestimating about yourself
- Three potential business ideas
- Who you could help
- What you could sell
- Possible pricing
- Examples of what £5k, £10k or £20k months could look like
- A recommendation for the strongest opportunity
- A simple way to test it
This is NOT a definitive business plan and the income numbers aren’t promises. Think of it as a starting point for exploring where your value might sit.
Once you get your results, interrogate them.
Ask: “What would this business look like in more detail?”
“Give me five more ideas.”
“Which option would be easiest to validate?”
“How would I get my first three customers?”
“What could I offer for £500 / £2,000 / £10,000?”
Sometimes you don’t need another qualification or another skill. You just need to recognise the value of the ones you already have.
Have a great weekend!
Architect Anna