How do I get a Wikipedia article created for myself without it being deleted?

Getting a Wikipedia article created for yourself – or for any subject the requester has a personal interest in – is governed by the same disclosed COI process that applies to all conflict-of-interest editing. The work runs four steps. First, honest readiness assessment: does the source record support notability as the standard is actually applied, or does it not. Most self-requested articles fail this step because the subject’s coverage is thinner than they perceive. Second, build the underlying notability if it does not yet exist, through 12 to 18 months of authoritative third-party coverage. Fourth, engage the reviewer transparently when feedback comes back, address concerns substantively, and accept the community decision. The path works for subjects who actually meet the notability standard. It does not work for subjects who do not, and trying to get around that produces articles that get deleted and accounts that get flagged.