I was talking about updates C V this morning, and noted how I was going to include the charity marathon running I've done in my personal interests section.
One snapped "Huh! You do that for YOU!"
Another was like "You'd be doing that running anyway!"
I feel crestfallen. They are bigger bodyweight management women who couldn't do The Ten or The One.
Are they bitter? Or maybe they're right?
I'm proud of the money I've raised.
What’s the other 48+ women say?
Don't let them get to you.
Positivity trumps negativity, every day of the week.
:)
They sound like idiots, just ignore them. How would they know why you ran a marathon and what your motivations were? As long as you're proud of what you did and the money you raised - and it's going to good use.
Run4funCV wrote:
I was talking about updates C V this morning, and noted how I was going to include the charity marathon running I've done in my personal interests section.
One snapped "Huh! You do that for YOU!"
Another was like "You'd be doing that running anyway!"
I feel crestfallen. They are bigger bodyweight management women who couldn't do The Ten or The One.
Are they bitter? Or maybe they're right?
I'm proud of the money I've raised.
Your next charity run should be the Fight The Fat marathon. Ask these hefty ladies to contribute / sponsor you. If you really want to poke them, suggest they lace up.
But why are you even discussing your CV with them?
Is run4fun CV update?
The average office worker has literally neglected their body to the point of dramatically shortening their lives and decreasing their quality of life
I would know I work in one so I see them daily!
That's silly. "You'd be running anyway" perhaps, but in this case you did it for charity. I have some running ability so sometimes I run for charity; I would probably get myself killed if I tried rock-climbing so I don't rock-climb for charity, even if it was the best cause ever. We give of the talents we have. If your CV has a spot for charitable activities, include it.