Motivée, Motivée.....

Alors à quoi ressemble un texte de motiv in english? Extraits:

In the very first place, I have never travelled in Asia, and have never work as an international volunteer.
Today, at the age of 27, I have finished my studies in accountancy, have found a steady job, and now I can finally spend some of my holidays time in an international building site in order to share, help, learn, and give my testimony as an international volunteer...

...I’m not afraid by travelling alone and far away, as I’m living 1000 kilometres far from my home. My sister was borne handicapped and even if I’ve never leaded a group of children, I managed several groups of teenagers in a tennis club, and as many people have practiced some baby-sitting as a student. Mongolia is a country which borders were opened only a few decades ago, so have been able to keep its culture and its language intact, and more of all its authenticity. Actually, I think that Mongolia is a country undamaged by the western culture, and this is why it interests me so...

...I’d prefer have an active role, rather than only being a spectator, what explains my sincere desire to participate in this action more than journeying in Mongolia. I’m looking for sharing with people in the very first place...

...As for any continent, country or culture, I respect any form of religion, idea and way of life. In the few narratives I was able to get, I began to learn courteous manners of Mongolia. This country has a very deep history I want to know before going there in order to understand why it stayed so long under Russian domination and where its recent independence will lead its population. In the same way, even if the local language and ways of communication seem to be complicated, for each of my trips I take some time to learn a few essential words and sentences in the local language in order to always be able to make people understand my desire to communicate as well as to integrate as I can the country.....