Tag Archive 'career change'

Dec 27 2010

One Small Change For One Big Improvement

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inspirational quotesChange just one thing about the way you think and every area of your life will get better, especially in the area of business and career.

In business we care way too much about what others think of us.

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Nov 28 2010

I’m Betting On Your Authentic Good Sense

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Have you ever been left with a feeling of frustration and empty promises after watching a video from a big name guru? Here’s the tipoff. If they say it will be packed with lots of content – it usually isn’t.

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Aug 26 2010

The Curse of Too Much Time Off

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As a career coach, I’m often coaching folks in transition. Perhaps they’ve been laid off or they’ve cashed out and taken early retirement. Some take sabbaticals or extended disability leave, to get a clearer perspective on their life’s work. So far so good.

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Jul 28 2010

Listening To Your Life

Published by under True Callings | Email This Post Email This Post | 4,288 views

Born in 1950 and country grown outside of Pittsburgh where I naturally went deep. The space program was a big deal when I was 11 and 12 years old but I can clearly remember it not holding a lick of interest for me.

I was into digging and dirt. I built dams in farmer’s streams. My buddies and I built earthen forts and tried tunneling. One of the best stand-by-me adventures was following a gas line excavation for miles, all day long.

At 12 I took my first job on a farm and my love of gardening grew from there. I worked on the farm for 5 years and loved every bit of it but I especially loved digging up spuds and stacking the wooden crates high in cool, dimly lit storage rooms.

When I was 17 I took a job going deeper into the earth and worked with a backhoe operator installing sewer pipes. I loved carrying those 80 lb. terra cotta sections and jumping in and out of ditches. Can you see the developing theme? Can you see what my life was trying to tell me, even then?

At 19, on summer break from college, I worked as a United Mine Worker in a deep shaft coal mine.

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Jul 12 2010

True Calling On A Wing A Prayer And A Guess

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On a wing and a prayer means in beat up condition but still managing to get the job done. The saying is taken from a World War Two patriotic song that tells the story of a damaged plane barely able to limp back to base.

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Jun 03 2010

Stop Career Insanity

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Dear Frustrated Right Career Seeker:

Are you vocationally frustrated and confused? Do you find yourself at a career crossroads without a map? Tired of guessing and doubting?

If so look into your gut and see if you can believe in the following statement at least 51%.

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May 17 2010

Top Ten Tips For A Confident Career Change

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confident career decisionConfidently making a career change comes first from you knowing and believing in yourself. Assured action then kicks in to confirm the right move for you. Use these ten tips to move from confused, doubtful and uncertain to enthusiastic confidence.

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Apr 27 2010

Reaching Your Full Career Potential

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reaching your full potentialPotential is within the realm of possibility but not yet reached. We talk about reaching our full potential like it’s a good thing, but I don’t think it is.

Potential is somewhere in the future yet the only place we have any power is in the now.

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Jan 18 2010

Live Big or Die Small

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No matter who you are or what you do for a living there is an excellent chance that you’re playing too small.

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Jul 29 2009

Fear Cripples Authenticity

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iStock_000007626121XSmall Fear dilutes authenticity and once diluted it doesn’t hold enough power to sustain itself. Our dreams then become like kites without wind.

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