What is the
importance of mind and body preparation before going to a job interview?
Now a days we often forgot the importance of preparing mind and
body, before going to a job interview, most people tend to just pass an
application to a company, then when they
got a call or when they’re schedule for a job
interview, they will just go straight ahead without any ammunition, basically you looks like a soldier with a gun but a few bullet on his pocket.
interview, they will just go straight ahead without any ammunition, basically you looks like a soldier with a gun but a few bullet on his pocket.
However if you are prepare your
mind and body before the interview, you will be like elite soldier who carries
enough bullet to nail his enemy, I know you know what I mean if you so those
war movies, that weak and coward dies first, however there’s a lot of ways to
prepare our mind and body day before the interview. And here are some
proven practice from our experts around the world.
Quote of the day:
“People
who are unable to motivate themselves must be content with mediocrity, no
matter how impressive their other talents.” –Andrew
Carnegie
List of the things you need to do before the job interview
1. Get more sleep-
The day before your interview make sure to get a lot of sleep or at
least 10 to 8 hours, Sleeping makes you feel better, but its
importance goes way beyond just boosting your mood or banishing
under-eye circles. Adequate sleep is a key part of a healthy lifestyle, and can
benefit your heart, weight, mind, and more.
2 Eat the right stuff-
The day
before your interview make sure to drink lots of water, our body is
basically composed of 60% water brain and heart is composed of 73%
water, drinking lots of water will help your mid get energize and un-stress.
Eat nuts, nuts tend to have a mineral that good for
your brain a healthy and make you relax, a healthy and relax mind can response
quickly to a question.
3 Review your CV or Resume-
The night before your interview read your review your resume
before going to bed, studies shows that if you read and study before you sleep,
our brain most likely remember what we read that night.
And one of the good way to review your cv’s or resume is to
read it while sitting or lying comfortably, because as I said relax and
un-stress mind will bring positive energy.
4 Practice answering
basic questions-
The day before your job interview try to
practice and compose an answer to the basic job question, which you can learn
by reading our previous discussion on how to answer commonquestion on a job interview.
Practicing it
will gives you an idea on how to answer properly, try to compose at least 10
answer and read it with proper pronunciation and with a right grammar.
5 Don’t drink any
alcoholic liquor-
At least 3 days before your job interview don’t drink any
alcoholic beverage or drink at all, alcohol drinker tend to have a low response
or unresponsive, drinking alcohol makes your brain weak, again remember that
our brain is composed of 73% water not alcohol.
And drinking alcohol before your interview is not a good idea
at all, who wants to get interview while having an eerie hangover, headache and
butterflied stomach?
6. Try not to calm down
before your interview-
Yes you heard me
right this maybe weird but its proven, recent study from Harvard University professor AlisonBrooks,
The night
before your interview convinced yourself that you are really excited
and nervous, by doing this practice your brain tend lose
the nervousness and the excite-ness that it should feel
on the actual interview, in result brain gets more relax and a relax brain tend
to think faster.
7 Stop being negative-
The day before
the interview don’t think about what your job interview will result, always
think of the thought that you can answer whatever question it, don’t also think
that you can pass it so that your mind, heart and body is ready to accept
whatever the interview result is.
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