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Personal bios can be hard to write. Waxing lyrical about yourself can be uncomfortable, especially in the context of professional achievements and amazing things you’ve done.

But, in a world where we’re often separated from other humans via a screen, your personal bio is one of the easiest ways for a company, colleague, or a potential lead to learn more about you.

‍If you don’t know what to include or how to get started, we’ve pulled together some personal bio examples that showcase a handful of creative and engaging ways to present yourself on your social media accounts, your personal website, and on any bylined articles you write outside of your site. 

We also provide some cool personal bio generator templates from our AI marketing platform, Jasper. Now you won’t have to scramble around at the last minute to come up with a short bio of yourself when you’re suddenly asked to send one over via email!

The business case for personal bios: why you should write one

You might wonder what the big deal is—it’s just a bio, right? Do people even read them? The answer is actually, yes; they do. Personal bios can be a great way to find out more about the person behind a website or an article. This helps establish a connection and encourages readers to relate to you. 

The thing is, you might not think a lot of people care about where you went to school or what you like to do in your spare time, but you just don’t know who’s reading your professional bio.

It might be a hotshot manager for your dream company who also loves to spend their weekends kayaking the coast. Or it might be the marketer for a well-known brand looking for a writer.

Learning little nuggets of information about you can put you ahead of other candidates they’re researching or other freelancers they’re in talks with. It could be the difference between getting that contract and not. 

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Today I&#;m excited to share a small but mighty goal-setting technique that&#;s been key in helping me prioritize what I spend my time on and ultimately, reach my most important goals. It&#;s called a &#;future bio,&#; and in a nutshell, it&#;s writing down a third-person account of what I want my biography to say five years from now. I&#;ll be honest that doing this exercise requires some time and personal reflection, but I promise that the extra effort it takes to sit down and do it is so worth it to ensure that we&#;re not wasting time on things that don&#;t really matter to us.

For me, the biggest benefit of a future bio is that it helps me step outside the day-to-day grind and take a big picture view of the overall narrative of my own life.

I personally find this really challenging—as someone who loves a to-do list and tends to be a creature of habit, taking time out to look at life more holistically takes real effort. But I&#;ve learned that it&#;s absolutely crucial in order to keep growing in my career, relationships, health, and happiness.

Here&#;s how a future bio works:

1. Identify which parts of your life you want to focus on. I personally don&#;t have the patience to cover every single sphere of life in one sitting, so I start by choosing one or two categories that are most important to me: career, relationships, health, philanthropy, creativity, etc.

2. Next, write a third-person biography as it pertains to each category&#; as you would like it to read five years from now. This is the life that you dream about, the life that you&#;re about to make a reality by aligning your priorities

American punk rock band

Set Your Goals is an American punk rock band from San Francisco, California, formed in Their band name is derived from the CIV album of the same name.

The band consists of vocalists Jordan Brown and Matt Wilson, drummer Mike Ambrose, guitarists Audelio Flores Jr and Daniel Coddaire and bassist Joe Saucedo.

History

Formation and first releases (&#;08)

Forming in , Set Your Goals released their first self-titled EP through Straight on Records in May The band embarked on some of their first tours with The Warriors and Make Move, as the word circulated about the EP they were approached by a number of labels. After "touring off of that alone for almost 2 years", they signed with Eulogy Recordings and re-released the EP under the name Reset in April Audelio Flores joined the band in April , after playing in a band called Amity from Los Angeles. Their second release on Eulogy was their debut studio album, entitled Mutiny!, which was released in July During winter of Dave Yoha amicably left the band due to tour exhaust. Daniel Coddaire returned for touring before he rejoined the band officially in ; Coddaire was Set Your Goals' original lead guitarist.

In the Spring of , they were support on Anti-Flag's headlining tour alongside Alexisonfire and Big D and the Kids Table. Set Your Goals released an acoustic version of their track "Echoes" for the Punk Goes Acoustic 2 compilation on Fearless Records in They also covered Lil Jon's "Put Yo Hood Up" for the Fearless Records compilation Punk Goes Crunk, released in April

In the Spring of they played on the Bamboozle Roadshow with Saves the Day, Armor for Sleep, Valencia and Metro Station. Set Your Goals released a song entitled "The Fallen" through the social networking sites Trig and MySpace, and the flash and audio website Newgrounds. They played the entire Vans Warped Tour on the Smartpunk Stage.

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