A Recommendation for a Q&A Format to Solve the 'How Do I Write a Self-Introduction?' Problem for note Beginners

Hello, this is Mikiko🌿 from Seasonal Flower Calendar.

In this article, I will provide tips to help note beginners get a concrete idea of 'how to write a self-introduction article'. Specifically, using a prompt to create questions makes it easier to write the article. I will also introduce examples of self-introductions in a Q&A format.

The other day, Yu Yanagi shared a 'prompt for creating questions'. Yu always shares useful information, so I decided to try it out right away. Here is the article.

This prompt allows you to create 10 questions on any theme you like, not just for self-introductions. Even I, who was hopeless with AI, have finally managed to copy and paste a prompt. Clap, clap.
Chappy (ChatGPT) came up with 10 questions in no time, so all I had to do was answer them. It's very easy.

Yu lowers the hurdle as much as possible, which made me feel like I could give it a try too.

Thank you for sharing the free prompt!

These are the self-introduction questions I created using Yu's prompt.
Since there were only 10, they were very easy to answer. Creating your own content is so simple, isn't it? The key is to create questions that you can answer yourself.

Self-Introduction Q&A

Now, I will ask questions assuming a scenario where a note beginner reader is worried about 'how should I write my self-introduction?'. I am trying to bring out as much experience and thought as possible.

◆Q1.◆ When you started note, what was the trigger that made you think, 'I should write a self-introduction'?

I didn't write a self-introduction at first, but I heard that 'self-introduction articles are read often,' so I decided to write one.
I rewrote the first self-introduction I wrote, and now it's my pinned article. I think having a self-introduction makes it easier for people who visit for the first time to understand who you are. It's an article like this.

◆Q2.◆ When writing your self-introduction, were you worried about how much personal information to disclose? If you have any specific examples of what you were worried about, please tell me.

First, I thought about how to avoid being identified by people around me. To that end, I was careful not to write any information that could pinpoint my address.

◆Q3.◆ Do you do anything to convey 'what kind of person you are' without revealing your real name, age, or where you live?

I think writing as you want to write, without trying to sound too impressive, is the best way to convey your personality.
Regarding my thoughts and personality, I intend to write honestly without deception.

◆Q4.◆ What do you think was good about writing in your self-introduction? (e.g., reader reactions, changes in your own feelings, etc.)

Writing that I was from the Kansai region might have been a good thing.
I've lived in the Kanto region for decades now, but I feel like a lot of people from Kansai follow me, which makes me nostalgic.

◆Q5.◆ Conversely, is there anything you thought, 'I didn't really need to write that'?

I wonder if it was necessary to write my age. However, since age was a necessary element for writing about my mother, it was more convenient to include it from the start.
Perhaps my educational and work background weren't necessary. I think it would have been fine to just touch upon them depending on the content I was writing.

◆Q6.◆ Where do you think note beginners are most likely to stumble when writing a self-introduction?

Perhaps it's that in trying so hard to write about themselves, they find it difficult to think about the reader.
I think it becomes easier for people to read if you first decide who you want to read your work, and then determine the content based on that.

◆Q7.◆ When you wrote your self-introduction, did you have a theme or core focus decided beforehand? (e.g., lifestyle, reading, daily life, etc.)

When I wrote my self-introduction, I didn't have many articles yet. I feel like I introduced the themes of my articles based on what I had written up to that point.
Things like plants in the garden, travel—it's all just stuff from my daily life.

◆Q8.◆ Where do you think people who feel they 'don't have any special background' can find material to write about in their self-introduction?

I believe everyone's background is special. Successfully graduating and working is a life story, having the experience of being a part-timer is amazing, and whether you are married or single, it is a life that only you could have experienced.
I don't think there is any such thing as having no material.

◆Q9.◆ If you were to rewrite your self-introduction now, what content would you add or change?

Since my articles have increased through daily posting, I would like to review them and try to summarize them.
Now that AI can help with reviewing, I've become able to think from various perspectives.

◆Q10.◆ If you were to give one piece of advice to a 'note beginner who hasn't written their self-introduction yet,' what would you say?

Yanagi-san's prompt is very well-made.
I think a Q&A format for a self-introduction is easy to write.
Please, give it a try.

So, the questions were very easy to answer. They were questions I wouldn't have thought of myself, so it was a huge help.

Yanagi-san is someone with a very organized mind, so I think the prompt is also very thorough.
I'll post it again.

If you haven't used it yet, please give it a try.
I think you'll get some hints on how to view the world.

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