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Career Discovery has articles and exercises on how to find and create authentic work.


Jun 22 2010

Creating Clarity

Published by Tom Volkar under Career Discovery | Email This Post Email This Post | 1,023 views

clarity Clarity is clearness or lucidity as to perception or understanding. It is freedom from indistinctness or ambiguity.

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Mar 28 2010

Four Ways To Be Who You Really Are

Published by Tom Volkar under Career Discovery | Email This Post Email This Post | 1,787 views

How about we skip all the bull and just come out as we are?

When you can boldly be who you are, then you can serve from the core of what you were meant to give.

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Mar 12 2010

How To Extract Your Best Business Idea

Published by Tom Volkar under Career Discovery | Email This Post Email This Post | 1,351 views

You have powerful points of wisdom within that when expressed could be your authentic edge in the marketplace. That wisdom represents better business ideas than anything your conscious mind realizes.

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Sep 10 2009

Awakening To Your True Calling

Published by Tom Volkar under Career Discovery | Email This Post Email This Post | 1,670 views

Beams of light pour through the treesWhat if the great depression had never happened? What if industrial engineering and the dehumanization of workers had never occurred? Imagine instead the influence of a great awakening to true calling that immersed all in expressed authenticity rather than fear.

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Aug 24 2009

Ripening Bliss

Published by Tom Volkar under Career Discovery | Email This Post Email This Post | 1,624 views

tomshawiianphoto This is a pretty much off-the-cuff report on what’s been going on with me in the last week. I’ve identified a very big objective and I’m working through a gestation period to allow my ideas to fully form. Realizations are coming rapid fire and my certainty and confidence are growing daily.

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Jul 06 2009

What’s Your Main Thing?

Published by Tom Volkar under Career Discovery | Email This Post Email This Post | 1,677 views

istock_000005339131xsmall Your main thing both grounds you and inspires you.

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Jun 29 2009

To Hell With What They Say

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istock_000003152335xsmall2 I’m a 270-pound, 59 year old, with two ankle fusions, who is in training to play one more game of rugby. Often they ask, why subject yourself to the very thing that destroyed all the cartilage in your ankles?

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Apr 05 2009

Loving Your Work is Overrated

Published by Tom Volkar under Career Discovery | Email This Post Email This Post | 3,070 views

laptoplady11Every once in awhile, a new idea, explodes a concept that I previously thought was rock solid. Regular readers won’t be surprised that I’ve written 11 previous posts tagged with work that you love.

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Jan 09 2009

A Guided Meditation for Authentic Expression

Published by Tom Volkar under Career Discovery | Email This Post Email This Post | 8,459 views

It’s not enough to just work in the world. Often we need to go deep within so we can find the courage and wisdom to express authentically.

I’ve shared my heart with you in this guided meditation.

If you’ve arrived on this page, you believe in the power and the magnificence of authentic expression.

No matter who you are or what you’re doing right now, you could use a break.

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Jul 11 2008

A New Way to Find Work that You Love

Published by Tom Volkar under Career Discovery | Email This Post Email This Post | 4,749 views

I believe there’s a better process to finding work you love to do, so you can then build a profitable business around it. Traditional advice for discovering work you love involves journaling your passions, talents and joyous activities. This works for some and not for others. If you’re willing to try a fresh approach, you may find this new process to be very fruitful.

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