It looks like I have a few revisions to make. See my coaches comments.

From: xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: 6/1/2005 8:20:39 PM
To: cindy
Subject: Creativity Coach

Dear Cindy,

Excellent list.

Comments:

This is great for your own use. Type it up and make a pretty border, then frame it or paste it to your wall in front of your desk in your studio, so you can remind yourself of who you are daily. You can make a second copy to keep in your notebook at work as well if you like. (See below before typing it up for your wall.)

These are all good qualities to have in a resume, except #9 (see below).

* But they must be written in full sentences.
* Also, language is important in professional documents. So, "I make things look
pretty" should read something on the order of "I design well and have good
color intuition, or sense," I don't know the technical language for
illustrators/designers. But I think you get the idea.
* Lastly, number 9. "I try not to take criticism personally" should read "I view
criticism constructively and objectively." And it should not be in the resume.
Only in your personal affirmations. This quality will come across in an
interview or through your resume without you spelling it out.

Tweny-nine is a great age. You have everything before you. This is your year. Make the most of it and above all, enjoy it!

All the best,

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