Find your Wonder-Work.
You're already excellent at something people pay you for—but it probably feels too automatic to call a skill. That's normal. Most experts can't see the thing they do best, because it never felt like "doing" anything at all.
Answer the five prompts below honestly and quickly—the fast answer is usually the true one. When you're done, we'll read all five together and name the thread connecting them: your Wonder-Work.
What's something a client has thanked you for that felt too small to mention—but you've heard some version of it more than once?
What do you do in every project without consciously deciding to do it?
If someone shadowed you, what step would you forget to mention—because it's just automatic?
Think of someone doing similar work to you. What do you do differently that you've never actually said out loud?
What's the question people keep asking you—even outside client work—because they assume you'll just know the answer?
Finish this, without softening it: "Obviously, when it comes to ___, you should always ___."
If it feels too obvious to be useful advice, that's usually your Wonder-Work talking.
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