11 simple steps to discover your talents

’Do I have any talents?’ ’What if I’m not doing what’s right for me?’ ’What if I’m calling in life is completely different?’ questions of this kind run through the minds of thousands of people around the world regardless of their age.
If you’re one of those people, maybe it’s time to take a break and work out who it is you really are. It might sound difficult — and it is — but think about it logically and you’ll realise that the more you put it off, the longer you’ll be stuck in the same cycle of doubt and confusion about where you’re going in life.
To help you, here is a step-by-step guide to help you discover where your true talents lie.

Step 1: Recall all of your dreams

The first thing which you need to do is recall all of the real dreams you’ve had throughout your life — right back to childhood through to your school and college years, and finally as an adult. Write them down.

Step 2: Separate ’to have’ and ’to be’

Now that you’ve written down all your dreams, you need to separate them into two categories:
’To have’ dreams: those which involve you gaining posession of something you don’t have right now.
’To be’ dreams: those which involve you taking on some new role in life.
Now write out the ’to be’ dreams separately — we’re only going to work with them.

50 phrases we should all say to our kids

Expressing belief in your child

• ’I trust you’
• ’I believe in you’
• ’I respect your decision’
• ’It won’t be easy, but I’m certain you’ll do it’
• ’You’re doing everything right’
• ’You understand this perfectly’
• ’How did you manage to do this so well?’
• ’Teach me how you do it, so I can succeed like you’
• ’You can do it better than I can’
• ’You’re better at this than me’
  

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Questionnaire:

I. How active are you?

1. How often do you walk more than a kilometre?
Every day / Once a week / Once or twice a month / Very rarely / Never!

2. When was the last time you took any form of physical exercise? (swimming, running, dancing)
Yesterday / Last week / Last month / A long time ago / I can’t remember


3. Tick any of the following activities if you do them regularly:

Cycling / Watching TV / Playing team games (football, rugby) / Watching team games / Playing computer games/  Surfing the net / Walking in the countryside / Listening to music in your room / Playing outside ... in the garden...in the street ... / Going to a gym / Texting, chatting your friends

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Every job interview has three parts. It starts with the introduction, goes on to the purpose of the interview, and ends with the closing of the interview. If you understand the objective of each part—from the interviewer’s point of view—you can increase your chances of beating your competition. After all, someone will be hired. Will it be you or some other person who in the eyes of the interviewer is considered the ideal candidate. 

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