Your bio introduces you when you're not in the room — for talks, panels, profiles, and pitches. A strong one opens doors. Here's how to write it.
Lead with credibility
Open with what establishes your authority — your role, your track record, the one line that makes people take you seriously. The first sentence should earn attention and trust.
Tell a bit of your story
Beyond credentials, a touch of story and personality makes you memorable and relatable. What drives you, what you're known for. People connect with humans, not resumes.
Tailor it to the goal
Frequently asked questions
How do I write a bio that opens doors?
Lead with credibility, add a touch of story and personality, and tailor it to your audience and goal.
What should a bio open with?
The one line that establishes your authority and makes people take you seriously.
Should I have more than one bio?
Yes — keep short, medium, and long versions for different contexts.
How can I craft mine?
Book a free 30-minute class to practice it 1-on-1 with Digby R. Kerr.
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