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A Very Simple question. HOW can I… 1. Get Motivated, 2. Motivate Others and 3. Stay Motivated Myself? I am reminded of a Les Brown video I watched years ago where Les was speaking and he said something like, (Paraphrasing) “Imagine all of your hopes and dreams and ambitions and achievements and your sole purpose itself standing before you all around your deathbed as you prepare to die…

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Are you struggling with your current job? Do you dread going to work every day? Is your motivation lagging? Do you dream of quitting?

I really hate my job but it is all that I have right now. With the economy the way it is and with limited jobs available in my field I feel stuck. I don’t know what to do. I feel some days as if I am never going to be happy again.

Do any of these sound familiar to you? “What if no one wants what I have to offer? Maybe I should apply for these other jobs, just in case.” “What if I’m just not enough?” “What if this is a horrible mistake?” Or perhaps… “They say I should just be grateful I have a job, any job. I shouldn’t rock the boat by looking for something else.” “They say you can’t change careers at my age. I’m too far along this path, and it’s too late for this kind of risk.” “They say there aren’t any jobs out there. It’s hopeless.” Even as I write these I can feel the energy and hope draining from my body, from my being. Each word gets harder to type. How do they make you feel?

With a US unemployment rate hovering at 9% and millions of other American workers under-employed, the question many people are asking is “Where can I get a job?” The answer is “Decide on a career first, then get a job.” Although a slow economy will limit the number of overall opportunities available, people who are clear about what they really want for a career will ultimately have an advantage over people who are just looking for a job. Here are six good career-building tips that explain why focusing on career first makes sense:

So you finally got that job offer you have been waiting for. You gave your notice at your current job, they have accepted your resignation, and now it is time to party, right? For the next two weeks you are going to let it all hang out. You are going to speak your mind, you are not going to take garbage off of anyone and it is finally payback time! You can barely wait for the exit interview so you can tell your boss the meaning of micro-management with a mirror and you will do a burnout in the parking lot as you flip the old job the bird!

Law-enforcement officers frequently interview citizens with special needs. These tips will help you conduct the interview effectively and efficiently.

Your internet presence is an indispensable part of your 21st century job search. Not only should you be actively reaching out to recruiters and hiring authorities, but you should also be leveraging your efforts with direct networking (through LinkedIn, Facebook, Ecademy, etc.) and a strong internet presence. This combination creates an effective job search strategy that will increase your exposure to more opportunities.

Are you wondering about how to get a job fast so that you can stand on your own feet? There are very hard times indeed and countries all over the world are facing major issues concerning unemployment. You will need to know how to crack the job market so that you are selected for the job of your dreams.

Deciding to make a career change can be a very stressful and very exciting time in a woman’s life especially during a rough economic time. There are many reasons that people need to change careers.

Over the many years I have spent in business schools and continuing education programs, one of the most remembered items I recall are the four elements of a successful business. I would like to give credit where credit is due, but I cannot recall who told me about these lovely little tidbits or in what venue I learned them. To this day, I can clearly recite these four concepts as I have lived by them for many years.