🎯 Find and Build Your Specific Knowledge

🔍 What Is Specific Knowledge?

Specific knowledge is the thing only you can do like you do. It's not taught in school, and no one hands it to you.

It's what happens when:

• You go deep into something that feels like play to you but looks like work to others
• You combine your obsessions, culture, background, and vision
• You learn and build in a way that can't be copied

You want to be irreplaceable? This is how.

🧭 How to Find It

Ask yourself these questions. Be real.

• What do I obsess over even when no one's watching?
• What do people always come to me for?
• What have I mastered without anyone teaching me?
• What could I talk about for hours and never get bored?
• What feels easy for me but hard for others?

When you answer that — that's your starting point. That's your edge.

🔨 How to Build It

Here's what I did — and you can do the same in your own way:

1. Pick a problem that actually matters — to your people, your island, your circle.
2. Study it deeper than anyone around you. Books, podcasts, interviews, real-world reps.
3. Document the journey — build in public, teach while you learn.
4. Apply it. Solve real problems. Don't just talk — build tools, systems, products.
5. Repeat and refine — until it feels like second nature.

🧠 My Own Example

I didn't wait for someone to give me a seat at the table. I built my own system:

• VerityOS for AI sovereignty
• Minty to teach money control
• Kemis Academy to open free education
• I mix AI, economics, design, and local insight in a way no foreigner could replicate

That's my specific knowledge. Yours will be different — but just as powerful.

🚫 What Not To Do

• Don't waste years being a generalist.
• Don't think your uniqueness isn't valuable.
• Don't wait for validation — build first, validate later.

💡 What You Can Build With It

Once you know your specific knowledge, you can:

• Create digital products
• Build systems people depend on
• Lead with confidence
• Teach others, monetize, and scale