Suggestions To Enhance Your Career
There are many things to consider when it comes to a career change, but the good news is that there are many methods and ways to evaluate your talent and skills for different careers. This blog will consist of resources for evaluating your talents, developing your skill set, and what you should know about various fields.
In this first post we will be discussing ways of figuring out what you want in a career.
#2) Write an introduction to an informative and factual blog post titled "Where To Find Your Passion".
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"How do I find my passion?" is one of the most common questions asked by those looking for a lively career path. If you're stuck on what to do in your life, a few tips in the following paragraphs might help you find the passion that's currently eluding you.
It is important to understand what makes your interests tick and why it excites you because career decisions relies on the experiences that you had, and what interests you more. The loss of interest may indicate a change in career path.
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When it comes to getting into the workforce, we often hear that "I want to make money." While this is obviously a factor, finding passion also is vital. Before embarking on an exciting task or career journey, ask yourself some questions that will push you further along in your pursuit for an exciting lifestyle. Here are some to get you started:
How can your skills help others?
One of the biggest things to consider when finding a career is how you are going to help other people. It's not always about making money, though that's a factor. Helping others gives you a sense of fulfillment and if you make enough money doing what you love, your lifestyle could be very gratifying (and make huge impact on the world).
Picture It - You're finished with your work day and it's time for dinner. Just as you pull into your driveway, a man you've never met knocks on the door asking for help. After you lend a hand, he offers to return the favor and have you come to his house for dinner. That night, you arrive at his house to find that it's full of strangers he's never met. He then asks your help in fixing a broken dishwasher, and before long all of the people in the house are helping him with one thing or another. Nervous about making small talk with these people, you nervously wait for an opening to break out into conversation. After doing some calm yet friendly small talk with the other guests, you learn that they're all homeless. They're currently staying at this house, but it doesn't belong to any of them. They've been invited by the owner, who lives elsewhere and is trusted by all.
After dinner, you and your new friends sit around the living room talking about life. You open up about your passion for helping others and explain how you want to use your skills to help people in need. The strangers applaud you for wanting to make a difference in the world and express their excitement for what you plan on doing with your skills. You notice that the house is quite nice, and you're told that it's because of the owner's hard work. You learn that even though the house is nice, it doesn't belong to any of you and it moves from place to place. Before you can ask any more questions, a family knocks on the door asking for shelter while they make an emergency phone call to 911. The owner invites them in and offers them dinner (roast chicken), which they gladly accept. They thank him for his generosity before running off to call their mother in law after dinner.
The night eventually comes to an end and as you're preparing to leave, you thank the owner for his generosity towards strangers in need. He tells you that he's not the owner and rushes out to find an old man who needs help. As you walk out the door with him, his voice echoes through the empty house, "This house is yours. This house is yours."
You can apply this scenario to any situation in your life and notice how what you do in life has a direct impact on other people's lives.
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While there are plenty of careers that don't involve helping others, there are many that do involve people who need our help. If your career involves helping people, chances are you will meet great new friends and family in the process and be able to make a difference in their lives.
#3) Write an introduction to an informative and factual blog post titled "What Kind Of Work Will You Do?"
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"What kind of work will you do?" is one of the first questions that people ask, especially when searching for a job. If you're looking for new career direction, this is a tricky question to answer because it means different things to different people. However, answering this question can have a huge impact on your life and career path.
Let's say that you want to become an artist or writer. The two professions might operate differently in regards to what kind of work they do, but what they both have in common is that they help others. Whether it's an artist creating a painting that will be sold to someone or a writer doing research in order to write a book that helps others, they both help people.
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Other careers work together with different aspects, whether it's team work with other people or combining your skills with technology. Because of this, it is important for you to figure out what kind of work you want to do before embarking on a career journey. To get you started on figuring this out for yourself, here is a list:
How can your skills help others? - In the question above, you learned how helping others can make your passion for certain careers ignite even more. With that said, it's important to consider how your skills will help other people in the following careers.
What are you most excited about? - If you're looking into a new career, it can be easy to get caught up in the "money factor" because ultimately we all want to make money. It's good to think about what excites you, but if you get too wrapped up in something that doesn't suit your style (or your lifestyle), then it could end up backfiring on yourself.
How can others help you? - Many careers require working alongside other people as part of a team.
Conclusion:
Getting out what you put into it
This list is your starting point to getting the career you want. Once you get started on researching and learning more about careers, the others will come to you.
Chapter 4 – The Major Work Assignments for the Course
#1) Choose a destination (ranging from 1-10 hours of work). - Pick a destination that interests you, and make sure that it’s suitable for your field of expertise. After choosing an appropriate destination, do some research on the demographics and any upcoming events that might be taking place there.i
##Why: Customizing these assignments allows students to have more fun with the course instead of making it seem like just another school paper.