How to Turn Yourself Into a Business

HOW TO PRODUCTIZE YOURSELF

The best business you can start is yourself.

Forget all the business models, trends, and what's popular now.

The most successful modern-day entrepreneurs made a product out of themselves. In this issue, we’ll show you how you can do the same.

But first, why should you turn yourself into a product?

When starting a business, you have two choices: look at what's in demand and find a gap in the market, or focus on your skills and build a product or service around what you’re good at.

The first way is traditional, but there are fewer gaps to find over time. The second way is the modern approach because it’s easier to start from scratch.

Making a product out of yourself means no competition, there’s only one you in the world with your skills. You’re not competing against an entire industry.

This doesn’t mean you’re the only one with these interests, but it means you can do things your way and take your own path.

Do what you love, and as they say, if you do that, you’ll never work a day in your life.

Modern entrepreneurs who make a product out of themselves can work 4 hours a day, they control how much they work, so they haven’t created a job that controls them.

Your options are endless.

There’s no one way to do it when YOU are the business. Whether you want to sell courses, digital products, physical products, or your time, it’s up to you.

How to Productize Yourself

1. Hone Your Skills: Every entrepreneur who made a product out of themselves started with their skills and built a business around them. Start with your skills and increase their value by learning new things.

2. Make a Name for Yourself: To build a business around yourself, you need people to know you. People buy from those they trust. Get online and talk about your skills and the problems you solve.

3. Find Natural Problems: Once you’ve improved your skills and made a name for yourself, look for problems in your field to solve. Get feedback from your audience about what they like and don’t like, and create a product to solve their problems.

Takeaways:

If you want to turn yourself into a product, follow these steps:

1. Perfect your skills and increase their value.

2. Make a name for yourself and build trust.

3. Look for problems your audience has and solve them.

Actionable Next Steps:

• Identify your skills

• Figure out what problems they solve

• Learn how to turn them into a service

• Make the most money you can from them!

Remember, the best business you can invest in is yourself. Take control, build your skills, and start solving problems. Your journey to becoming a successful entrepreneur starts now.

I’d love to hear your thoughts or any questions you have. What skill are you going to focus on first? Reply to this email and let me know!

Best regards,

Your Better Self