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To come up with a nickname for yourself, choose something simple that people will remember. If there’s something about you that makes you different, use it. For example, if people always comment on your red hair, you might refer to yourself as “redhead.” Or, you can use an inside joke to identify yourself. For example, if your friends always joke about the timing of your falls when bowling, you might call yourself “the strike.” If your initials sound good together, like TJ or AK, consider making this your nickname. Alternatively, create anagrams from your names. For more tips, including basing your nickname on your real name, keep reading!
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