Your point of view

Lesson three. Your point of view. Put your value into words. A point of view is how you see your field: what you believe, what you'd do differently, and why. It grows out of your lived experience and your judgment. Judgment is your sense of what matters and what to skip. Two people can know the same facts; the one with judgment knows which ones matter here. Put into one sentence, that's your point of view. Why it matters. This is your authentic expression in one line: what only you can say, because you know it from the inside. For example. "I help first-time founders stay calm, because I know what a company falling apart feels like from the inside." Or: "I help nurses speak up, because I know from the inside what staying quiet cost me." Where this leads. It's the sentence the rest of the course helps you live by and share. Hold on to this. Your point of view comes from your lived experience, your judgment, and how you see the world. No one else can say it the way you can.