Strengths: What are you good at? Consider what experiences you've had, resources you have access to, your unique skills that you can show off, and how you can use your location to your advantage.
Weaknesses: What improvements can you make? Do you have any gaps in your knowledge, is planning everything to a timescale difficult?
Opportunities: What can you gain from your experiences? You can start networking and researching to get different opinions and feedback on your work and on other life experiences to replenish your own experiences.
Threats: Are there any barriers between you and your end goal? Working with different clients and for different audiences for a deadline might be challenging - you have to consider how you manage your time and resources. Other people working in the same field could prove to be a threat of competition.
I have considered all of these points in my own life and come up with these points:
I believe that animating something is my strongest skill; it's the part of the process I enjoy the most and would like to consider going into in the future. This is what I primarily want to focus on this year for each brief, I think keeping in mind an end goal will help inspire me to start tasks that I will enjoy and will benefit me later with decent pieces of work to improve my skills on (hopefully!)
No comments:
Post a Comment