Dog Walker Resume Sample Writing Guide [20+ Tips]

Dog Walker Resume Sample Writing Guide [20+ Tips] Dog Walker Resume SampleFloyd Martinfloyd.martin@gmail.com323-428-3255ObjectivePatient and caring dog walker and dog sitter with 3+ years of experience with various dog breeds (incl. large dogs). Eager to joinBarking Lotto take its furry clientele on long stress-relieving walks regardless of weather conditions. In previous roles handled up to 10 dogs simultaneously and cared for 2 epileptic dogs.Work ExperienceDog WalkerPet Care, Los Angeles, CA2018Ensured dogs physical safety at all times and made sure that they do not endanger any other animal or human in the vicinity.Picked up dogs from their homes and took them for engaged and attentive walks.Followed any special instructions or limitations that dog owners provided.Ensured that any waste on the road or sidewalk was cleaned immediately.Provided dogs with food and water by following a schedule provided by the dog owners.Key achievement:Handled up to 10 dogs attached to the hip with a belt on long walks.Walked multiple dogs 3 times a day in a variety of weather conditions, incl. rain and snow.Dog Sitter WalkerWoof!, Los Angeles, CA20172018Walked all entrusted dogs in a safe and timely manner.Followed all special instructions concerning dog care.Reported all relevant information to the owners in a timely manner.Reported to client care or general manager after every dog pick-up and drop off.Filled in report cards for every dog walked.Groomed dogs (e.g. clipped nails, brushed teeth, untangled matted fur, bathed).Stayed in owners house to dog sit and keep the environment safe for the animal.Key achievement:Kept accurate information on 50+ clients in the area.Cared for 2 epileptic dogs. Dispensed medications and helped the dogs when seizures kicked in.VolunteeringLA Animal ServicesVolunteer since 2015EducationLos Angeles High School, Los Angeles, CAGraduated in 2017Key SkillsTime managementFlexible scheduleTeamworkEnthusiasticDetail-orientedExperience with dogsOwns a carDriving licensePhysically fitOwns a cellphon e with an unlimited Internet planComfortable with all breeds and sizes of dogs.Interpersonal skillsCommunication skillsAttention to detailOrganizational skillsCertificationsCertified Dog WalkerIAP Career CollegeLanguagesSpanishCommunicativeInterestsRock climbingParkourWant to save time and have your resume ready in 5 minutes? Try our resume builder. Its fast and easy to use. Plus, youll get ready-made content to add with one click. See 20+ resume templates and create your resume here.Sample Dog Walker ResumeSee more templates and create your resume here.One of our users, Nikos, had this to say:[I used] a nice template I found on Zety. My resume is now one page long, not three. With the same stuff.Create your resume nowLooking for other resume ideas? Check out our other guides:Veterinarian ResumeHostess ResumeCareer Change ResumeJobs for TeensPart Time JobsJanitor ResumeFirst Resume With No Work ExperienceHeres how to turn your dog walker resume into a pedigree:1. Choose the Best For mat for Your Dog Walker ResumeAll the dogs in the neighborhood wag their tails when they see you.Want to make the recruiter just as happy?Follow the tips below, and let your dog walker resume put a smile on the recruiters face:Start with a resume header that stands out, and make sure it contains all the personal information you want to show.Write reader-friendly resume section titles so your resume is easily navigable.Most of the time, the best format for your resume is the chronological resume format. Why? It underlines your achievements and experience.Use the best resume fonts. Stick to professional looking ones that arent too fancy.Avoid cluttering your resume with too much information. Use white space to make it look lighter.Send a PDF resume. PDFs keep the formatting intact. Only go for an MS Word file format if youve been specifically asked to.2. Write a Dog Walker Resume Objective or SummaryMake your resume profile stand out.Your resume profile is a short opening paragraph. I t introduces you to the recruiter and serves as an elevator speech of a sort.Choose one of two options:A summary for a resume is ideal for candidates that have more than 2 years of relevant experience. A resume summary draws attention to your experience and accomplishments.An objective for a resume would work great on a dog walker resume with no experience. It highlights your transferable skills to prove it to the recruiter youre a great match for the role.And remember:Put some numbers in your resume profile. Numbers dont just look good. They show your impact.Pro Tip: Writing this section can be very hard if you do it first. So, get your entire resume done first and write the opening paragraph at the very end. It will be so much easier this way.3. Create the Perfect Dog Walker Job Description for a ResumeSee to it that your professional experience sectionis done right.It has to make only one thing clear:Youll get the job done better than anyone else.This is how to tailor your resume to a job posting so that it lasers on the skills the recruiter is looking for:List your most recent position up top.Make sure each entry lists your job titles, dates, company names, and locations.Don't put more than 6-7 bullets per entry. Bring up your relevant experience.Use strong resume words, such as ensured, provided, handled, etc.Translate your experience into the language of numbers and percentages.Cherry pick up to 3 things youre most proud of. Put them in a dedicated key achievements subsection to make them stand out.Pro Tip: Trying to make your first resume ever? Check out our guide on how to write a stellar first resume with no work experience.4. Make Your Dog Walker Resume Education Section Jump With JoyLets be seriousIts your love for dogs and experience that counts most.But it doesnt mean you should neglect your resume education section.Heres the deal:List your highest education level, and limit the information to your degree, school name and location, and graduation year. Youre done.If you happen to have any relevant professional certifications, mention them in a separate section.Pro Tip: Consult the job offer to see if the employer has specific expectations as to your minimum education level. Some may require you to have a high-school diploma or GED.5. Highlight Your Dog Walking SkillsIf your resume for a dog walker proves youve got the required skill, getting a job will be childs play.Use the list below as a source of inspiration:Dog Walker ResumeSkillsAttention to detailComfortable with all breeds and sizes of dogsDetail-orientedDriving licenseEnthusiasticExperience with dogsFlexible scheduleOwns a carOwns a cellphone with an unlimited Internet planPhysically fitCollaboration and teamworkCommunication skillsCritical thinkingInterpersonal skillsOrganizational skillsProblem solvingTime managementFocus on your key skills. Whittling is a great skill, but rather useless when it comes to dog walking.This is how to get things right:Make a big list that encompasses your entire skill set (including soft and hard skills).Take one more look at the job ad to see what skills the employer desires.Come back to your list to see which skills your list and the job ad have in common.Pick out your strongest skills and put them on your resume under a key skills heading.Scatter your skills throughout the entire resume. Put some in your resume profile and your job description.Pro Tip: Getting your resume right may be a daunting task. But fret not. Head straight to our guide to learn everything about resume dos and don'ts.When making a resume in our builder, drag drop bullet points, skills, and auto-fill the boring stuff. Spell check? Check. Start building your resume here.Create my resume nowWhen youre done, Zetys resume builder will score your resume and tell you exactly how to make it better.6. Add Other Sections to Your Dog Walker ResumeLet your resume put on the dog for the hiring manager.The following sections will surely make your dog walker resume stand out:Volunteer workLanguages on a resumeResume accomplishmentsHobbies list7. Attach a Dog Walker Resume Cover LetterDo you need a cover letter for a resume?(Wo)of course!Half of the recruiters expect you to submit one. And only about 50% of the candidates do. So, you can easily stand out.And if you follow our tips, writing a cover letter will be a walk in the park:First, learn about cover letter formatting rules.Then find out how to start cover letter to grab the readers attention.Make sure you write about what you have to offer. Not what you want.And dont forget your cover letter closing section should call the reader to action.And make sure you know how long a cover letter should be.Pro Tip: If you want to show you really care, dont fail to send a follow up email.And you have it all!Now you know how to make a job-winning dog walker resume.Are you writing a dog walker resume for the first time? Or perhaps youre a seasoned pro eager to help the rookies out? Wed l ove to hear from you, leave your comment below!

3 Things to take off your to do list right now

3 Things to take off your to do list right now Make a list of five things you want to do that youre not doing. Now cross out all but one. Everyone can make change in our lives, but not that  much change. And youre not making the change you really want because you havent realized that you cant do everything on your list. That should be the end of the post. But its too difficult. Because the issue is  actually how much you want to accomplish  something. To do  something on your list you have to want it so much that you will give up the other stuff. So whats hard is paring down the list to just one thing, and thats keeping you from doing any of the things that matter to you. So Im going to help you. Here are three ideas  . A career that changes the world for the better.   Careers where someone is actually changing the world are also the careers where people are totally driven. They work long hours and they are hyper-focused on their mission. This is what is required to change the world. Most people dont actually want that, because no one who is dreaming about switching to  that career will ever have that kind of career. If you truly want it, you already have it. If you dont already have it, then what you probably really want is a job thats meaningful to you. But meaningful jobs that are not all-consuming are volunteer jobs. I mean, really, why should someone pay you to casually, and comfortably help make the world a better place? If you have a job now, its probably fine. For now. Most people who want to have a meaningful job that does not preclude a home life end up taking care of their own kids. Or having a job that pays very little. I know. This is not popular to say, but its popular to do (especially INFJs who are most likely to want a meaningful job, most likely to loathe the business world, and most likely to say they are not having kids until the day they have them.) A significant other.   In order to find someone who is not a complete loser, you have to admit to the whole world that you hate being alone and you are sick of being lonely and you want someone to love you. A lot of you will think that sounds desperate and needy. You know who does not think this sounds desperate and needy? The people who have a long-term commitment from a loving partner. The most well-adjusted, capable, wise people want to be with someone who needs them. No one wants to feel disposable, and the opposite of disposable is needed. To make someone feel needed, you have to tell them you have needs. Which means you need to make time in your life to feel lonely. Because if you never feel lonely, you dont have a need for someone to meet. And if you do not have time to experience loneliness then you have not made room in your life for someone to come into it. So to find a significant other, you need to give up whatever is taking up so much of your time. You need to give up the idea that you are SO BUSY. You need to sit at home, sit with yourself alone, and figure out what you need instead of what you have. Time for yourself. This is, of course, the anthem of women who have kids and a job. I confess that I have never heard a guy tell me he needs time for himself. I have only heard men say they have no idea when the baby takes a nap. Time for myself is always on my own list. So I did what all time management gurus (who I do not like but whatever) do:   I created a schedule that included time for myself. I scheduled 40 minutes for yoga every morning but then I didnt want to do it so I drank coffee instead. I felt bad that I was not following my schedule so I added a lot of milk and sugar and I drank it fast like an addict and it seeped into the next, non-yoga part of my new schedule. I also scheduled time to read. But I think I have to be honest about reading in that I get way more pleasure from working. I mostly just read to work. (Example: I just read an issue of Departures magazine. Melissa had  it because she is super-genius-golden-platinum on American Airlines.  I only read it because I knew I could tell you about things the super-rich care about,  because who isnt curious about that? What I learned is that just like  a new car has a distinct smell, a new  trench coat has a distinct smell as well. And Burberry scent aficionados say new trench coat smells like  a combination of cardamom, lavender, tarragon and grapefruit.) So its not that I want time for myself. Im really good at knowing what I want to do and then actually doing it. I am already doing what I want to do. So my to do list (and maybe yours too) is the list of stuff I dont actually want to do that much. Its all equally not-essential to me. Nothing is so important that I would cross off everything else for it.

Ms. Career Girl Meets Bob Harper of The Biggest Loser

Ms. Career Girl Meets Bob Harper of The Biggest Loser As part of Extras 3pm Snackdown Challenge (Pick up a pack, put down that snack!- love it) I was invited to get on a call with Bob Harper, celebrity trainer from The Biggest Loser. Ive been on these types of calls before. I fully anticipated being one of 97 bloggers packed on to the line, all vying for the chance to ask even one generic weight loss question at the mercy of an unenthusiastic moderator. So I was confused when I heard a man with a slight southern accent say, Hey Nicole! Um Hi Bob! Since I had 40 fabulous minutes to myself with Bob (oo la la!) I had the chance to ask him questions about the types of things we discuss here on mscareergirl.com. How Bob Harpers Career Began Bob Harper didnt go to college and said it wasnt even an option for him. He started his career working at a bank and feeling very out of place there. After realizing this career path wasnt for him, Bob took the initiative to get certified as a personal trainer. Bob knew if he wanted to make it big in personal training, hed need to go to L.A. so he packed his car up and moved from Nashville to L.A. to become a celebrity fitness trainer. I asked him how people in his life reacted to this career shift. He said some people thought he was crazy but as soon as he started being a personal trainer he knew he found his lifes purpose. As Bob approaches his 10th season on The Biggest Loser, its apparent that ignoring the naysayers in his life was a great choice. Fitness and Weight Loss Of course we did talk about fitness and weight loss too. Although Bob has trained some of Hollywoods finest, he said that he much prefers to train the average person rather than someone he needs to get from a size 2 to a size 0. He thinks of himself as their cheerleader and says he needs to constantly ram positivity down their throats until they start to believe it themselves. I asked Bob if he thinks a lot of The Biggest Loser contestants have genetic issues contributing to their weight issues. He said, Very, very rarely and believes that most of the folks he sees have an unhealthy emotional relationship with food. I did confirm that contestants receive psychiatric evaluations before coming on the show, and have access to a therapist throughout. And what about all the controversy surrounding life after the show? Bob says that has been one of his biggest challenges over the years. He gets so close to the contestants while they are on the show and tries his hardest to stay in touch with all of them after. He said he thinks of himself as an ER Doctor and said, I try to give them as many tools as I possibly can to get them back into their normal lives. He feels that after the show it is the individuals responsibility to take what they have learned and apply it each day. One of the tools trainers like Bob suggest is Extras 3pm Snackdown challenge.   Rather than reach for a snack when you feel hungry, chew sugar free Extra gum instead. Bob says it is a great way to avoid mega calories because it puts something in your mouth and gives you a little bit of sweetness.   The calories you save really add up. Its a trick they use a lot on the show apparently. The major takeaways I got out of my conversation with Bob Harper are: Follow your passion no matter what anyone says. Weight loss is not rocket science, but it is a choice, a lifestyle and something you have to work at every single day. Replace snacks with Extra Sugar Free Gum. Bob also asked that you all enter to win a trip to The Biggest Loser Resort in Utah along with a personal training session with him for you and a guest. Now for the fun part! Extra has sent me tons of gum to give away to you guys! Im going to split the free gum up between 4 readers. Please comment on one of the 4 items below and I will randomly pick one winner from each and send them some Extra gum! 1. Have you made a new years resolution to lose weight or get healthy this year? If so, what have you done to stay on track? Be honest, its OK if you say nothing! 2. Did you have an aha moment that made you realize you were working in the wrong field? What did you do about it? 3. What other tools do you use to ward off cravings and hunger pangs? Have you ever tried the gum trick? 4. Have you ever thought about switching fields but been too afraid of what others may think?

The Story Behind the Personal Brand - Personal Branding Blog - Stand Out In Your Career

The Story Behind the Personal Brand - Personal Branding Blog - Stand Out In Your Career This is the era of social networking: It doesnt only facilitate communication amongst people but also has become one of the primary windows through which businesses can connect with their customers. Whether it’s a large business or a smaller one, it can prosper greatly by harnessing the power of social media appropriately. Therein lies the vital truth that until social networks are utilized properly, you won’t get your desired outcome. For a business owner, word of mouth marketing and networking are both efficacious and worthwhile, thus social platforms provide the perfect opportunity and the best place to shape your brand’s image. Social networking is a great way to begin At the outset, word of mouth marketing comes with the least expensive price tag. In truth the big investment is time and since time is valuable, you must invest effectively. Your social media efforts must be carried forth in a way that attracts maximum new contacts and prospective clientele. Social sites are a fine medium for marketing and creating brand images because they are accessed by millions around the globe. There is a broadly established network already and you just have to sign in to receive its host of advantages and make your existence known. Furthermore, you must make it simple for your potential customers to find you. Making use of effective keywords and phrases that are trending at that particular moment is a good way to go. You should also provide links directing back to your website through your blogs and postings for maximum benefits. The following are four ways of using digital storytelling for word of mouth marketing: Show the brand’s personal side People connect with people, not brands or logos or images. Therefore to appeal to your customers, show your brand’s human side and how they can easily resonate with it. Just like a realistic movie appeals to people’s emotions, so does a realistic brand. To do this, it’s very crucial that your brand tells a good story with relatable characters, different personalities, and interests. You can also let your customers into the story. Share your success story People aren’t only attracted to a brand’s image, but the story behind it.  [tweet this] A rags to riches story can do wonders for you. Write a blog about it that you can promote through social media. Reinforce the brand’s message and all the things it stands for through the story. Doing this will not only highlight credibility but also make the brand more interesting. Make updates more enticing This can be achieved by turning Facebook status updates into mini blog posts. It is even better on Twitter because with the 140 character limit, creativity pours out more. Even cool photos on Instagram with relevant captions can be very effective in telling stories. Posting updates and photos isn’t enough. You will have to listen well and respond appropriately to your customers’ feedback and comments. One big mistake businesses do is that they make posts after posts but fail to review the discussions or interact with anyone. Social networking is a prime opportunity to make connections and simplify word of mouth marketing. Make the most of it. Author: Maria Elena Duron, is managing editor of the Personal Branding Blog, CEO (chief engagement officer) of  buzz2bucksâ€"  a word of mouth marketing firm, and a professional speaker and trainer on developing social networks that work. She provides workshops, webinars, seminars and direct services that help create conversation, connection, credibility, community and commerce around your brand.   Maria Duron is founder  and moderator of  #brandchat   a weekly Twitter chat focused on every aspect of  branding  that is recognized by Mashable as one the 15 Essential Twitter Chats for Social Media Marketers. Are you busy? Here’s some quick and easy tips on  Social Marketing for busy people.

Writing Resume Tutorial

Writing Resume TutorialWriting resume tutorial is not something that anyone should try to do. It is hard work and it takes time, and there are so many things to consider and think about when you are writing a resume. You need to make sure you write it right or your chances of getting the job that you want are slim.Writing a resume is hard. That's why most people end up having to go through the mistakes again. You have to keep writing until you get it right, but there are some things you can do to make it easier. You should be able to write a resume without putting too much stress on yourself, but you should also be able to write it well.Writing resume tutorial should include this: write as much as you can write so that you have plenty of material to work with. The more material you have, the easier it will be for you to think about the more important things. You should be able to think about the big picture when you are trying to write a resume.Think about what your strengths are, wh at your weaknesses are, and what career goals you want to achieve. Then, if you are feeling overwhelmed, you can break the hard task down even further. Use a checklist to identify specific skills and abilities you need to have to succeed in the field you are interested in.Be careful not to lose sight of what your best asset is. This could be your interview skills, or your social skills, or your professional knowledge.Know where you want to end up. Knowing this can help you relax a little and let go of some of the stress. Sometimes, you need to do this to prepare for the actual process of writing a resume. Just because you think you know everything, doesn't mean you will actually know.Interviewing your prospective employer can be stressful. If you feel your nerves starting to build up, take a break and put them to rest. Do not be afraid to use relaxation techniques, like aromatherapy, to help you relax. Relaxation techniques have been shown to decrease stress levels and increase crea tivity.Writing resume tutorial is the key to getting your resume written correctly and to getting it read. If you take time to think about your strengths and weaknesses, you should be able to think about your future goals and your resume should be read very quickly. Using these tips, you should be able to get started writing your resume and make sure you get it done right.

7 Attention - Pathfinder Careers

Guarding Your Reputation Requires 24/7 Attention - Pathfinder Careers Guarding Your Reputation Requires 24/7 Attention I got thrown for a loop today   Real-life situations always are mind-boggling on the twists and turns they take because the truth is, as we always know, stranger than fiction. Such is the case today, which underscores a point I like to make about how we ALWAYS need to be vigilant about our own reputation management. So here’s the scenario on what happened to me: ______________________________________ One of my career industry colleagues received a curt voicemail from a company requesting a complete employment verification on me. (How very odd, especially as I have been in business almost 5 years now and haven’t applied for any jobs during that time!) The person who had been contacted was very concerned as the request came out of the blue and wasn’t appropriate since  I do collaborate with them, but never have been in their employment. So they only answered a few questions before refusing to provide any more information. As a heads-up, they then sent me an email about this request, as well as a transcript of the voicemail plus the contact information for the company who was requesting the verification. I sat there, scratching my head and reading this colleague’s message, trying to understand what had just transpired. What in the heck is this all about?, I wondered. So then I jumped into action. I Googled the phone number of the requesting company. Turns out that it is a collections company for student loans. Huh????  WTH??? I paid those off 10+ years ago. The hair on the back of my neck started to rise. Is someone misrepresenting me? Then I made a call to the company and got a run-around by a vacant-minded receptionist, then transferred to an aggressive representative who immediately asked for my SSN number (which I didn’t give out), so I called back in again and got a different person. Then I asked to be transferred to a managerthinking, let’s just take this up to the next level. And that’s where things started to get interesting. Long and short of it, turns out that there is another person in my geographic area with the same name, but different DOB and SSN number who defaulted on their student debt. Apparently, this collections company had stumbled across my information online and erroneously connected the dots between me and this other person, and assumed we were one and the same. Nope. And my continuing concern? That this company actually started to take a bite out of my professional reputation by contacting industry colleagues while armed with the wrong information and a ill-informed assumption.  Their call planted a question in my industry colleagues mind which wasnt there before about my integrity. I told the company that they needed to cease and desist in contacting careers industry colleagues about this situation- that there is a totally different person who is not me that they need to pursue. But more importantly, I needed to stop the spread of their erroneous assumption before they tarnished my reputation even more with additional folks in the industry. At this point, I think I have the matter contained.  But if it continues, legal action might be needed to prevent additional reputation damage. But this whole story truly underscores that we need to be ready and proactive in dealing with issues impacting our reputations online and offline any minute and any hour.  It requires 24/7 vigilance, and immediate action.   Think of yourself as your knight defending your domain.  No one else is going to do it for you, and if you allow someone to violate your  sovereignty, the damage could be irreparable. Always take steps to find out what is online about you, and have a plan to deal with the things that come up that you cant anticipate.  Be swift and forceful in dealing with inaccurate information, and take detailed notes in case the first attempt doesnt solve the problem. You and you alone are the guardian of your reputation never forget this and never let your guard down. Your reputation depends on it.

The Spirit of Confidence - Jane Jackson Career

The Spirit of Confidence - Jane Jackson Career The Spirit of Confidence  Over the past 12 months, did you feel invigorated, motivated and kept on track to Get Stuff Done?   Did you get closer to the goals you set for yourself and are you getting close to your desired results?If not, what’s happened?    Or, more to the point, what’s not happened and why?   Could it be that your confidence level, or self-limiting belief has held you back?Did you avoid tackling what needed to be done because it felt tough?   Did you pretend that you wanted to achieve was not really that important after all?   Was it easier to simply not do the ‘Tough Stuff” because you felt that, “I don’t want to” or I dont really feel like it right now self talk in your head?Avoiding the tough stuff in our lives will damage our potential to achieve the results we desire.   You know what I mean, those difficult conversations with our partner, family members, staff or potential clients and customers could set us on our way to gaining so much however, t he action we must take seems like such a big hurdle.   Even the exercise regime we promised to get into in order to get fitter, healthier or lose weight may have gone by the wayside because it’s less effort to simply NOT do it.   Are we kicking ourselves now?What’s making us let ourselves down by not doing the tough stuff?I’ve been guilty of this and have realized that the moment we are faced with actually following through on our commitments to ourselves, the temptation NOT to do it makes it feel easier just to give in.   Immediately we feel an avoidance of discomfort but in the long run it makes our lives more stressful and harder.Think about this â€" our AVOIDANCE creates a few moments of comfort immediately but tremendous dissatisfaction in the long run.   Our ACTION may create a few moments of discomfort immediately but can create what we really want in the long run.So, what’s holds us back?   It’s that moment of decision.   We make the choice to face what we must do or choose to give in to the emotional wimp in us saying, “I just don’t feel like it right now.”How to Build Confidence is an online course that will guide you step by step to take control of your life and careerThink of the times when you did something difficult, discovered it wasn’t so bad after all and you actually enjoyed it!   You were in control of your destiny.   YOU DID IT!   I have always loved that Nike slogan, “Just do it.”   Ive made it my mantra.Here are steps to take you forward: ·           COMMIT to what you want.   Tell yourself, “I WILL do this” not “I should do this.”   The word “should” is not a call to action. ·           ACKNOWLEDGE that it might make you feel uncomfortable and acknowledge you have the ability to get through it.   (That Miley Cyrus song, “It’s The Climb” comes to mind.) ·           PREPARE all that needs to be in place to encourage success.  It could be rehearsing what you are going to say, anticipating how you are going to overcome the resistance of others, doing some research so you have all the required information, getting your exercise gear ready to put on the minute you get up in the morning.   Prepare yourself well. ·           ANCHOR yourself to get you going. Use a phrase that will motivate you.   (Try “Wimp or Wonder Woman”   Man or Mouse or whatever will work for   you!) ·           JUST DO IT.   The longer you think about it, the more chance you give the Wimp in you to talk you out of it.Remember that it was the tough stuff you overcame when you learned a new skill, the tough stuff you overcame when you made a positive impression.   How did it make you feel?   Hang on to that feeling because YOU can DO it!Id love to hear what works for you or if youre happy to share what is blocking you from working towards your goals.   We can support each other!Join The  Careers Academy  for on-going career management support.If you would like to have a chat about whats happening in your lif e and how I can help you,  book in for an exploratory conversation  Connect with me on LinkedIn: