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Start writing your autobiography by conducting research on your own life.[1] Creating a timeline of your life is a good way to make sure you include all the most important dates and events, and it gives you a structure to build upon. You can consider this the "brainstorming" phase, so don't hesitate to write down everything you can remember, even if you don't think the memory will make it into the final version of the book.
Your autobiography doesn't have to begin with your birth. You may want to include some family history as well. Write down information about your ancestry, your grandparents' lives, your parents' lives, and so on. Having information about your family history will help readers get a sense of how you became the person you are.
Write down information about your childhood. What's your earliest memory? What were your mother and father like? Did you grow up with siblings? Was yours a traditional or untraditional upbringing?
What happened when you were a teenager? What led you to make the decisions you made?
Did you go to college? Write about those transitory years, too.
Write about your career, your relationships, your children, and any big life-altering events that occurred.
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Your autobiography doesn't have to begin with your birth. You may want to include some family history as well. Write down information about your ancestry, your grandparents' lives, your parents' lives, and so on. Having information about your family history will help readers get a sense of how you became the person you are.
Write down information about your childhood. What's your earliest memory? What were your mother and father like? Did you grow up with siblings? Was yours a traditional or untraditional upbringing?
What happened when you were a teenager? What led you to make the decisions you made?
Did you go to college? Write about those transitory years, too.
Write about your career, your relationships, your children, and any big life-altering events that occurred.
Meet Garrett, a teenager from the US who has been on wikiHow over a year and is a Featured Author, having started 37 articles. He enjoys fixing spelling errors and copyediting for typos. The first article he ever worked on was How to Deal With Being Tall As a Kid, inspired by his own “giant” size. He’s proudest of his work on How to Write Enemy Fanfiction, and his favorite article on the site is How to Play Halo 3. He loves that wikiHow has given him a chance to share what he knows and write about things he likes. In his words, “It really knits authors-in-training together. We're all working to achieve something, and I am shocked by how much we can accomplish.” His advice to others is: Don't hesitate to add on or share your opinion. Learn from your mistakes and don't be