Writing your story is a beneficial exercise that prompts students to think about where their current success, past accomplishments, and goals. Look at the example of "My Story" on pages 519-520 in your textbook. Write YOUR story. Use these headings:

• Where I Have Been
• Where I Am Now
• Where I Want to Be

As the textbook states, this is meant to be a personal document that will likely be used to create job search documents. Start by creating the document for yourself. Share with the group the information that you are comfortable posting. Think in terms of what you plan use in your job search documents.

Initial discussion posts should directly address all parts of the discussion requirement. Initial discussion posts should include a minimum of 150 words.

A minimum of two response posts to your classmate or instructor is required. Responses to your classmates or instructor should provide thoughtful insight into the topic, include information that directly relates to the course content, and moves the group discussion forward in an effective manner. Response posts for this discussion should provide additional insight regarding the knowledge, skills, and abilities students can use to craft career documents. Each response post should include a minimum of 100 words. Each post must demonstrate proper grammar, spelling, word usage, and effective communication practices.