The complete list of all life-guiding messages for young people – click the titles for further information
You can’t live a positive life around negative people. Ignore these people and move on from them when you must. Be strong and know when enough is enough.
During a job interview it is important that you act, speak and dress professionally – presenting yourself as a competent and serious applicant you will be more likely to make a good first impression.
When you discuss any personal topics in a job interview, relate them to skills that are relevant to the position you are interviewing for. This allows you to express both your personality and illustrate your skills and experience.
Some people love to stir up controversy and drama for no apparent reason. Don’t buy in to their propaganda; you can stay out of other people’s drama and needn’t create your own.
Managing your Self Talk every day is a learned process and it does take time. Do not get overwhelmed or discouraged: be patient, and the changes will happen.
Catch yourself whenever you begin to Self Talk in a negative manner. By recognising the tone, you can shift to a less stress-inducing thought pattern.
Give yourself a few minutes to think about your essay question and plan the points you want to make. It doesn’t have to be long – a few bullet points will do.
You can call or text Missing People on 116 000 or email 116000@missingpeople.org.uk if you or someone you know has run away. They are there 24/7 for confidential support.
Many young people who run away will turn to family and friends to remain safe. People react in different ways and it can be a very tough time for anyone involved.
Job interviews are focused on a conversation to discover more about your personality, skills and qualifications. Communicating well during your interview is critical and allows you to best represent yourself.