Posts Tagged "Change"

Surviving When Your Business is Slow

Posted by on Aug 8, 2008 in inspiration | 0 comments

Tweet A reduction in your income may impact many things, including how you perceive yourself, whether you are conscious of it or not. If you have prided yourself on financial success, your ability to feel good about yourself may be impacted as you battle a tough economy. How to manage this challenge: 1. Remember that a successful life is not all about the money. Look for other non-monetary ways to define success. Are you helping...

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Career Satisfaction and How We Sabotage It

Posted by on Aug 7, 2008 in employment | 1 comment

Tweet Most of us approach our lives by way of our conditioning. That is, we make our decisions based on how we were taught. Unfortunately, many of the ideas that have been passed down through generations go against what we really need to do to create and maintain personal happiness. Here are just a few misconceptions: Misconception #1: If an established, secure job or relationship no longer makes you happy, something must be wrong with...

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Job Layoffs and their Hidden Benefits

Posted by on Aug 3, 2008 in employment | 0 comments

Tweet Being in between jobs doesn’t have to be experienced like the kiss of death. I know that it is natural to feel very vulnerable, yet that is what being in transition is all about. It’s the very point that you are temporarily unattached to a job that provides you with a rare freedom to ask yourself what you really want from your next adventure. Key questions to ask yourself in between jobs: 1. How soon do you really...

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“Brick Walls” are for Building

Posted by on Jul 28, 2008 in inspiration | 0 comments

Tweet What is an Obstacle? The underpinnings and support you build for yourself when you begin to implement change in your life are first challenged and often thwarted by what you perceive as obstacles that get in the way of your transition. If you can become aware of these obstacles, you give yourself the permission to change the meaning of the very obstacle(s) that stand in your way. Begin by redefining the word...

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“Outline Your Training Process”: Webgrrls.com Networking And Planning Your Future

Posted by on Jul 19, 2008 in networking | 1 comment

Tweet One of the most intricate and important parts of creating your new life or career is producing an action plan. In Susan Hanshaw’s Inner Architect: How To Build The Life You Were Designed To Live”, Phase 4 Creating Your Plan contains the tools to begin the process. The best tool to get started is Step 15 “Outline Your Training Process.” Marketing Through Networking One of the fastest and most effective methods...

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