Archive for June, 2008

Jun 30 2008

Career Wisdom for New College Graduates

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This is the commencement address you probably won’t hear.

It’s my life’s work to help others find their work life freedom. I believe that work life happiness and work life freedom go hand in hand. In terms of the work choices available to new graduates and their willingness to seize their work life freedom, not a lot has changed in the 35 years since I’ve graduated college.
New graduates with technical skills can generally find higher-paying entry-level employment. But this message is for well-rounded, right–brained, Bachelor of Arts grads – the modern day generalists and renaissance men and women.

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Jun 24 2008

Cash in on the Hidden Gold Beneath Your Fears

Published by under Getting Unstuck | Email This Post Email This Post | 3,266 views

For every entrepreneur who has already seized the freedom of self-employment, there are at least 10 who want to but hesitate to take the leap. As a coach, it’s obvious to me that these folks are looking at what they fear – rather than what they want. But how can we encourage them? How can we help them to take action in spite of their fears?

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Jun 18 2008

The Three Most Direct Ways to Earn More Money Now

Published by under Money | Email This Post Email This Post | 1,994 views

Often I’ll begin coaching a self-employed, brand new coaching client who needs to get the money flowing now. When I begin coaching a client who needs to earn more immediately, it’s off-purpose to plant future seeds. This is the checklist I use to get more cash generated quickly.

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Jun 15 2008

A Father’s Day Tribute to my Dad, Tom-on-the Hill

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It was a sunny summer day in 1956. I was six years old and my Dad came to me and asked me how much money I had. I counted my nickels and pennies and told him 17 cents. He said that just might be enough, why don’t you go and see? Lou our neighbor across the street had a litter of Collie/Irish setter mixed breed puppies and my Dad had set it up with Lou to accept whatever I had as payment.

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Jun 09 2008

Get Real about Your Work

Published by under Career Discovery | Email This Post Email This Post | 3,571 views

Woman in FieldSomehow we have lost our way when it comes to our work. Most of us may believe that it’s possible to enjoy delightful work, but how much of our work is actually delightful?

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Jun 03 2008

Make Your Move to the Freedom of Self-Employment

Published by under Freedom of Self-Employment | Email This Post Email This Post | 5,133 views

Many talk about the wonderful freedoms of self-employment, but they wait to make their move. They have made up all kinds of reasons why now just isn’t the right time. But if they take the time to look within, they know they’re lying to themselves.

Here’s the truth. Most folks are more ready to make their move than they give themselves credit for.

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