Cv Motivational Quotes

I don't understand this irony - valuable things like cars, gold, diamond are made up of hard materials but most valuable things like money, contracts and books are made up of soft paper.

Reading is the noblest of all the hobbies, that is why people mention it so frequently in their resume even if they don't read much.

Daydreaming is like sitting in a rocking chair, and you feel pleasured till you are in the chair, but doesn't take you anywhere. Only your actions make all the difference." - Venu CV

The Personal Job Advertisement These two activities are likely to have encouraged some clearer ideas about genuine career possibilities, but you should not assume that you are necessarily the best judge of what might offer you fulfilment. Writing a Personal Job Advertisement allows you to seek the advice of other people. The concept behind this task is the opposite of a standard career search: imagine that newspapers didn’t advertise jobs, but rather advertised people who were looking for jobs. You do it in two steps. First, write a half-page job advertisement that tells the world who you are and what you care about in life. Put down your talents (e.g. you speak Mongolian, can play the bass guitar), your passions (e.g. ikebana, scuba diving), and the core values and causes you believe in (e.g. wildlife preservation, women’s rights). Include your personal qualities (e.g. you are quick-witted, impatient, lacking self-confidence). And record anything else that is important to you – a minimum salary or that you want to work abroad. Make sure you don’t include any particular job you are keen on, or your educational qualifications or career background. Keep it at the level of underlying motivations and interests. Here comes the intriguing part. Make a list of ten people you know from different walks of life and who have a range of careers – maybe a policeman uncle or a cartoonist friend – and email them your Personal Job Advertisement, asking them to recommend two or three careers that might fit with what you have written. Tell them to be specific – for example, not replying ‘you should work with children’ but ‘you should do charity work with street kids in Rio de Janeiro’. You will probably end up with an eclectic list of careers, many of which you would never have thought of yourself. The purpose is not only to give you surprising ideas for future careers, but also to help you see your many possible selves. After doing these three activities, and having explored the various dimensions of meaning, you should feel more confident about making a list of potential careers that offer the promise of meaningful work. What should you do next? Certainly not begin sending out your CV. Rather, as the following chapter explains, the key to finding a fulfilling career is to experiment with these possibilities in that rather frightening place called the real world. It’s time to take a ‘radical sabbatical’.

Daydreaming is like sitting in a rocking chair, and you feel pleasured till you are in the chair, but doesn't take you anywhere. Only your actions make all the difference.

Unless you are happy, you can't spread happiness. Unless you are inspired, you can't inspire others. Unless you are passionate, you can't exhibit your hidden talent. Be happy, Be inspired and Be passionate.

While reading a book, the book becomes your companion but writing a book, you become your own companion.

The funniest part of life is: “We judge others, not knowing our own mistakes; We advise others, not knowing we also need to follow; We gossip about others, not knowing others do gossip about us; We think negative comparing with others, not knowing we are far better than others; We say we are unlucky, not knowing how much lucky we are in terms of many things; We say no time, not knowing how much time we waste in reality; We say no money, not knowing how much is spent on unnecessary things; We don’t respect elders when we are young, not knowing we too get old; In life there are ‘known knowns”, ‘known unknowns’, unknown unknowns’, but there are ‘knowingly unknowns’ which is the funniest part of life.

Books are the hidden treasures and mentors of our life.

Regretting or worrying would not make you better; instead, it would make you emotionally weak and take away today's peace and tomorrow's success.