• Makes you memorable

• Shows design literacy

• Demonstrates brand thinking

• Proves communication skill

• Signals leadership

In your case, the philosophy section alone (page 4) communicates voice, values, and clarity before anyone even reads your credentials Career, Value….

That’s authority building.

A visual resume is powerful for:

• Creative professionals

• Digital marketers

• Entrepreneurs

• Educators

• Public speakers

• TV personalities

• Students entering competitive industries

• Anyone building a personal brand

If your career includes storytelling, leadership, or public presence — this is for you.

Here are the key components:

1. A Clear Identity Page

Name. Title. Positioning.
(Your cover sets tone immediately.)

2. A Philosophy Section

Your “why” before your “what.”
(Page 4 does this beautifully.)

3. Narrative Career Arcs

Instead of listing jobs, you tell chapters:

• Love Heals → movement building (pages 6–7)

• From Grandpa’s Kitchen → national television (pages 8–9)

• Community & Giving Back → measurable impact (pages 10–11)

• Becoming a Digital Marketer → credential + expansion (pages 12–13)

4. Visual Proof

Photos.
Design.
Screenshots.
Certifications.
Event images.

5. Clean Contact Information

(Page 14 — simple, clear, professional.)

LinkedIn says:
“I worked here.”

A visual resume says:
“This is what I built. This is what I stand for. This is how I think.”

It’s strategic storytelling.

And in competitive industries, storytelling wins.

Canva Templates to Create Your Own Visual Resume

Here are editable Canva starting points:

Magazine-Style Resume Templates

https://www.canva.com/templates/search/magazine-resume/

Media Kit Templates

https://www.canva.com/templates/search/media-kit/