Phase 02 · Translate · Module 4

Identity Made Visible

You know who you are. These three tools turn that identity into the words others use to introduce you — in your voice, not a template's.

Lesson → The three tools → Worksheet
01 The Artifact

The Bio & Intro Bank

Done-for-you bios in three lengths, plus the line a host uses to introduce you. You bring what you named in the lesson and drop it into a built structure. Yours to keep and reuse everywhere.

One Line
The single sentence that says who you are.
Short Paragraph
Three to four sentences — for an About blurb or speaker page.
Full Version
The complete story, in your voice.
How to Introduce Me
The line a host or partner reads aloud.
02 The Translation Guide

Turn your answers into a draft

You've done the thinking. Paste your worksheet answers into these and let them carry you from notes to a usable first draft — faster. The words stay yours.

Prompt One · Write the three lengths
Here are my raw notes about who I am and what I do. Write my bio in three lengths — one line, one paragraph, and a full version — in my own voice, no clichés, no 'passionate about.' [paste your notes]
Prompt Two · The introduction line
Write the sentence someone would use to introduce me on a podcast or stage.

The standing instruction — keep this on every prompt

Keep my language and my meaning. Don't make me sound like everyone else. If something is unclear, ask me one question before you draft.

03 The Pattern Interrupt

Move through your pattern

Add the line that matches your pattern to any prompt above. For Identity Made Visible, the Quiet Authority's interrupt matters most — this is where you stop hiding behind the work.

The Keeper

"Center what I want here, not what's easiest for everyone around me."

The Curator

"Push me to a strong 90% and tell me it's ready to release."

The Negotiator

"Make me commit to one answer, not keep my options open."

The Quiet Authority · most relevant here

"Make sure I'm visible and credited here, not behind the work."