Oct 19, 2026 · 7 min · 6 segments
5 Steps to learn to Build a Six Figure Resume ($100,000+) ~ Leila Hormozi
Leila HormoziHost
And so now as someone who's looking at thousands of resumes a month, I can tell you how much it actually affects people's willingness to interview somebody.
One of our portfolio companies, for example, they're hiring for a creative director.
And there was a person who I happen to know is very highly qualified whom I sent the resume of over to them.
And they looked at it and they were like, I can't believe that a creative director's resume looks like this.
It's not up to date with what people are looking for and what modern day resumes like now look like.
What I don't think a lot of people realize is that the resume is really like your brand or it's like your sales copy.
That's what a resume is to an employer is the ad for the person that they're looking to hire.
And so if you think about it as an advertisement of yourself, I feel like that's much more useful rather than thinking like my resume with my work experience is actually an advertisement of your skills as an employee to advertise to the potential job that you want.
The purpose of a resume is to capture the attention of your potential employer is also to show your future employer that your skills and experience are a match for the job you are applying for.
Not just can you do the job, but are you good at communicating your talents and abilities to the marketplace? So that being said, I have five steps to how to write a proper resume to actually get noticed for a job that you want to get.
And so now as someone who's looking at thousands of resumes a month, I can tell you how much it actually affects people's willingness to interview somebody.
One of our portfolio companies, for example, they're hiring for a creative director.
And there was a person who I happen to know is very highly qualified whom I sent the resume of over to them.
And they looked at it and they were like, I can't believe that a creative director's resume looks like this.
It's not up to date with what people are looking for and what modern day resumes like now look like.
What I don't think a lot of people realize is that the resume is really like your brand or it's like your sales copy.
That's what a resume is to an employer is the ad for the person that they're looking to hire.
And so if you think about it as an advertisement of yourself, I feel like that's much more useful rather than thinking like my resume with my work experience is actually an advertisement of your skills as an employee to advertise to the potential job that you want.
The purpose of a resume is to capture the attention of your potential employer is also to show your future employer that your skills and experience are a match for the job you are applying for.
Not just can you do the job, but are you good at communicating your talents and abilities to the marketplace? So that being said, I have five steps to how to write a proper resume to actually get noticed for a job that you want to get.
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