Discover Your Life Purpose In 3 Simple-ish Steps - When I Grow Up

Discover Your Life Purpose In 3 Simple-ish Steps - When I Grow Up I just loooooove the fact that the guest posts coming in right now are ones that make me think to myself, Yup I wish I wrote that. That belongs here. Thats gonna speak to My People (aka you). And this one from Becca Tracey is no exception. Prepare yourself for a big a-ha moment and then some. Notice I didn’t say “3 Simple Steps”. C’mon Life Purpose is a BIG topic, right? And if were THAT simple, the world would be free of people who are still searching for their purpose in life. And we all know that hasn’t happened (yet). We all want to feel like we’re here for something greater. But often, we’re so stuck in our daily lives that we can barely see past how we’re going to make the rent, let alone change the world. I get it. I really do. For most of my life, all I cared about was when my next big adventure was going to happen. What country I should head to next. Whether it was totally unreasonable to sell all my stuff (again), and take off for another year. Or two. I worked my hardest to NOT work and still sustain the lifestyle I wanted. And I did a pretty good job of it, saving a bunch of money at once, and then adventuring for a while before coming back and repeating the cycle. I wondered whether I would ever “settle down”. Whether this lingering Non-Conformist Bug I had would every go away. I was told my lifestyle was unsustainable. I was told to grow up. I was told that some day, I’d have to get a real job with real responsibilities (because apparently my waitressing jobs were unworthy of being classified as “real.” Holy demeaning, right?) I really believed in my way of life. I found myself constantly encouraging other people to get out of their boxes and live a little. People came to me for advice on travel. They always wanted to know how I could afford to go away so often, and didn’t I have a job to worry about? I would tell them my story, encourage them to take the leap, and help them feel like they could actually make it happen. I loved my life, but secretly, I still felt a little lost. What the hell was I going to do when when I grew up, really? With the help of some pretty gnarly life events, some awesome coaches, and a lot of introspection, I realized that my crazy unconventional life, the way I viewed the world, and how I made it feel easy to have the life I wanted these were my gifts. I never really saw it before. I didn’t realize the impact that my way of living had on the people around me. It inspired them. It excited them. It made them want more for their lives. I created this sense of adventure and freedom in them, and I was not even the slightest bit aware of it. And therein lay my Life Purpose. To help people live remarkable lives, full of courage, adventure, freedom, and choice. And I could achieve this purpose by simply being MORE of what I already was (instead of shunning it, shaming it, or trying to change it to conform to what everyone else was doing). It was there, in me, all along. And to think I had been searching for some Holy Grail of a Purpose that I never felt I’d be able to measure up to, even if I did manage to find it. It makes me laugh when I think about how blind I was to it. And I am guessing, if you’re reading this, and you follow Michelle’s work, you have a bit of the same sense of “What the hell should I be doing with my life”. So I am here to help make it a little easier on you.   I’m here to tell you that it is in you already, even if you think you have no idea what the eff “it” is. What are those 3 Simple-ish steps I mentioned? Here they are. 3 Simple-ish Steps to Finding Your Life Purpose 1. Pay attention. Begin to notice what you LOVE. What you are naturally amazing at. Maybe you’re crazy awesome at connecting people you know what everyone is up to, and you thrive when you get to introduce people to each other. Maybe you’re crazy organized, and you love routine, regimens, and the feeling of complete order. Maybe you have a way of making people around you feel at ease and totally comforted during tough times. Or maybe you’re not so sure what you’re really good at doing. You’re too close to it to even recognize it. So ask around. Hop onto Survey Monkey and ask the questions “What impact have I had on you” and “What are 3 words you would use to describe me”, and send it out to your 20 most trusted friends and family. You may just be shocked and delighted with what people see in you. 2. Trust. Trust that who you are now is enough. Trust that your Purpose can be as simple as simply stepping fully into being fully YOU, as you are now (no tweaks or modifications necessary). Trust that you were put here to impact the world in the exact way that you already impact the world. It’s time to OWN it. When you recognize the impact that you have on the people around you, it becomes less about you, and more about being of service. It takes the head-game out of trying to figure it all out, and it is WAY simpler than believing purpose has to be something holier-than-thou. Think about it. If you’re so naturally inclined to comfort people in grief, and you don’t act on this impulse because you don’t really recognize how important it is and what a difference you make, you’re robbing people of what you have to offer. 3. Cultivate. Once you’re clear on what your impact is, and you’re totally confident that it does, in fact, matter to the world, it’s time to be MORE of it. Be intentional with it. It might even be the foundation for your new creative career you never know. ?? But what I am sure of is that it takes practice, practice, practice to fully step into being in line with your purpose. The more intentional you are with it, the clearer it becomes that this is exactly what you are meant to be doing with your life. The more you tell the world that you have this gift, the more you share it with everyone around you, and the more you believe that it really does matter, the bigger impact you will have. But most importantly, the more you can stop trying to complicate it, to make it harder than it is, the better. Doesn’t it feel incredibly freeing to know that you are living your Life’s Purpose right now? Ahhhh. Breathe a sigh of relief. It doesn’t have to any harder than letting yourself just be You. xx becca As a Life-Switch Coach + Professional Adventure Instigator, Rebecca Tracey helps freedom-seeking fanatics bust out of their self-imposed cages and create lives and careers that cheerfully defy conventional logic. She specializes in helping entrepreneurs get crazy clear on their Purpose, so they have the courage and confidence to create anything they want in their businesses (and lives). If you’re ready to take your top-secret, rule-bending, crazy-town dream â€" and lay out a plan to bring it to life, Rebecca can help you tell your excuses to suck it. You can find Rebecca at The Uncaged Life.

Writing a Military to Civilian Resume For the Military Professional

Writing a Military to Civilian Resume For the Military ProfessionalCreating a military to civilian resume for the military professional is no simple matter. The military does not have the same kind of society and status that the civilian does, and the civilian workplace may not have the same perks that the military has to offer. Still, a military resume is not out of the question for anyone to use, as long as the military and its applications are legitimate.What is needed to be done when creating a military to civilian resume for the military is putting in the necessary effort and solid researching. It is not so much the actual job to be done, but rather the next step that is needed to be accomplished. Creating a military to civilian resume will probably not benefit someone if they do not plan on the military applying for the job, but for someone who is trying to get into the field and applying for a particular position, the resume needs to make it very clear that they are truly inte rested in the job.The first thing that a military employer will probably take a look at is the job description of the individual. If the person has a specific job or has a particular skill set that they are very familiar with, the employer will be less likely to take a chance with an application. Although the military may be the country's most well known military, and is a great place to work, no one really thinks of the military as a job in the current day and age. Therefore, people applying for the military should be able to easily demonstrate that they are qualified for the position.The next thing that a military professional should know about when writing a military to civilian resume is that there are a wide variety of reasons why people would look for a military job in the first place. The military is often looked upon with more respect now than it was in the past, and people are often surprised that someone who once was enlisted, may be asking for a civilian job. If the perso n is looking for a job to fill a gap or to earn an education, then there is probably a military equivalent for the job that they are seeking.The name of the employer is also important in creating a military to civilian resume. Employers will usually be highly selective about who they let in their office, and some may even be religious or conservative groups. You should also do your research on the company and the position that they are currently advertising. By doing this, you will be able to keep yourself very specific to the company that you want to be in for that particular position.The military careers that can be looked at when writing a military to civilian resume will include infantry officer jobs, medical officer jobs, and engineering jobs. Now, when looking for a civilian job for a job related to the military, you may have to do some of the research yourself. But, because the military has many more opportunities than the civilian, this kind of work can be found in just abou t any major city in the United States.However, you should never worry too much about trying to keep up with new job trends, and this is especially true when it comes to the military. One thing that the military needs is support in the civilian work force, and this can be a hard thing to find. However, if you find yourself in the military, you can create a military to civilian resume that will show what you can do for the military. Always remember that the military is a noble and honorable organization, and the people that you work with will feel that as well.

Gossip, Deception and Resume for No Experience

Gossip, Deception and Resume for No Experience If you're a CNA with no experience, give a fast introduction of who you are and why you'd be a fantastic hire. If you're an expert CNA, start with your latest job and work backwards. Your abilities and experience for a dialysis technician should enable you to find the job which you wantbut only in the event the hiring manager takes notice. Two of the most essential skills of a dialysis technician are technical know-how and client care. What you would like to avoid is having an experience section that's almost empty, or one which is full of experience that's not pertinent to your targeted position. Building a resume can be a difficult task especially if you've got no prior work experience. There's 1 problem though. Even if one isn't required, it's generally an excellent idea to send a brief cover letter together with your resume. You already know that you need to be listing your experience from newest to oldest, but how you d escribe your prior employment is what's going to continue to keep an employer reading. Soon, you might have an all-star resume that attracts a possible employer! As such it's crucial that your opening cover letter to a prospective employer catches their eye, is succinct and most significantly leads the reader to want to learn more about you. Resume for No Experience Fundamentals Explained Moreover, be sure you're not employing an unprofessional email address. You listed all of the ideal experience, you listed all of the appropriate abilities and you formatted your contact information only the proper way. Now place your name and contact information on top and it is about to go. Double-check your contact information is accurate. The Hidden Secret of Resume for No Experience Tailoring your resume is the sole approach to find an interview whenever you don't have a strong career background. Include hobbies associated with the job you're applying for. With the economy the way i t's, we are all aware that even applying for jobs isn't quick. Some jobs require a certain quantity of travel on a normal basis. A Secret Weapon for Resume for No Experience Another similar profession to think about is truck driver. If do not have any particular experience, emphasize on your previous positions that showcase your attention and dependability. As an example, as a waitress you're guaranteed to build skills in customer support, sales, and multi-tasking, all which may be very valuable to a prospective employer. Leadership doesn't have to be in a job to have the hiring manager's interest! Teacher Resume must be well drafted document. What You Don't Know About Resume for No Experience Our resume builder makes it simple to create a well-written resume in a few minutes. You must have that little additional something that is likely to make your resume stand out. There's no denying the simple fact that writing a resume for a fresher is way harder than writing a res ume for somebody who has already garnered a good deal of knowledge and is a mid level or semi-mid level professional or a seasoned professional on the opposite hand.