Look for the skills, traits and attitudes that were necessary for success. Write them down - these words will become part of your resume. You may not recognize your interests as being work-related, but the world of work can be viewed as an opportunity to expand those interests. Employers seek out persons who act on their interests and produce results. There are special qualities within yourself which you may take for granted.
Employers seek out persons who make full use of their character traits.
Oftentimes, accomplishments are the result of your focused time and energy spent moving toward a goal. Accomplishments result from resolving problems or overcoming a perceived or real obstacle. Examine leisure time activities, extracurricular involvement, and work experience to determine tangible results you have produced. If you want individual assistance with your self-assessment, you can set up an appointment to receive advice and suggestions. The best resumes are those that reflect knowledge about your chosen career field.