“Business Has Never Been Better”
January 25, 2009 by Admin · Leave a Comment
Did the newspaper editor write that headline? Absolutely NOT… he/she would not allow it to pass scrutiny into print because…. it will not sell more newspapers to the public. For some dumb reason, we like to read about who sank, who drank, who wiped-out, who died… all negative stuff rather than the good news that’s happening everyday.
Somewhere it’s true today, same as yesterday, last month, last year. Our prayer is that you wrote the headline “business has never been better” about YOUR business. Yes, business is GOOD in lots of places. While some firms are struggling today there are others growing and hiring staff.
Is the glass half-full or is it half-empty? Sometimes when we get “kicked” and knocked around trying to stay afloat in our business we learn new avenues, new challenges to pursue. Maybe we’ve been riding on the “gravy-train” for a few years and suddenly we’ve hit a massive barrier with a sign “detour” now.
What’s your story? How have you turned your detour into success? Tell us about it so we can pass on your good news. Your thoughts drive action to a new level of potential and growth. Post Comments >>
Focus on Your Dream Job
November 16, 2008 by Admin · Leave a Comment
YOUR dream job means the goal is to discover that special position you deserve and desire. Happiness in your career means you get up with excitement, doing what you enjoy, feeling good about yourself, your contribution to the success of your employer which equals your success.
First, let’s think about your hobbies if you have any and break it into your career path. Yes, we know that all hobbies do not qualify but many do which makes it worth giving some thought to the possibilities. Some hobbies are not an option but let’s see if we have a match in your case.
That’s good news. You’re beginning the discovery process without being committed for the long term until your dream job is found. Keep searching, don’t give up at the first curve in the road. It takes an investment of time and energy but well worth it.
Keep searching every day until your career path is obvious and you’re ready to make a commitment in your own business or working for an employer. Either decision will have challenges to overcome. There are no perfect jobs that I can think of today, but you may find it.
Get a law degree or qualify as a heart surgeon by way of your academic achievement, maybe you do have a good idea of your career path already. My guess is you’re not so fortunate when your degree is less focused. Now we have a challenge as to what to do with our education in the marketplace or workforce for greatest income reward as well as personal contribution and happiness.
Easy, no. Simple, no. Fun, double no in most cases. You cannot sit down and expect your dream job to suddenly appear by phone or special delivery. Family, friends, career counselors and all others can offer good suggestions and guidance. Give you career ideas but YOU are the driver, the in charge person when it comes to the discovery of what’s right for only YOU.
Overlooked Career ideas
There’s more than a “hot” careers list even though it’s worth knowing what’s being promoted. Awareness is very important but not necessarily the only search mode. Many jobs and/or careers are discovered through friends simply by spending time talking, searching, and listening. Never close any doors as your future career choice may be in the next curve. One idea can open discussions about something you’ve never thought about before now. You’ll never regret the time spent in your search and discovery of your dream job.
Why should an employer interview you? Are you just looking for a “job” or is this a real career path you have in mind? Don’t kid yourself in a search for utopia when your contribution potential is lacking. Maybe you need training in a particular trade or need special schooling before your dream job is available. No time is better than now to begin. Even a franchise may be in your future but investment funds are often an issue to overcome.
So many questions must be answered before good career ideas surface. Only you have the answers. Do an inward search on who you are, your skills, your talents, education and all else that is YOU…. now you’re on track to discover your future career path.
Career Change or ideas may be tomorrow
Typically, job and career changes happen several times over a lifetime so don’t get discouraged. Planning is your key to success. Set a goal for your journey. Research the marketplace for a place to begin and start today.
Developing a career plan is not easy. Running your own business is not easy. The more valuable you are to an employer the more your income will be as a result of what you contribute to profits as an employee. In conclusion, career ideas are everywhere. Keep your search on auto-pilot. Just because you are ‘here’ today has nothing to do with your future when you know where your journey is headed and you’re the pilot.
Career Ideas that Focus on Your Dream Job
November 11, 2008 by Admin · Leave a Comment
YOUR dream job means the goal is to discover that special position you deserve and desire. Happiness in your career means you get up with excitement, doing what you enjoy, feeling good about yourself, your contribution to the success of your employer which equals your success.
Now, our challenge is making a choice. How do you choose the “right” career path. Is there only ONE career choice that can be your dream job? We don’t think so. Lots of good possibilities exist and our search begins with a methodical process of research, study and focus.
First, let’s think about your hobbies if you have any and break it into your career path. Yes, we know that all hobbies do not qualify but many do which makes it worth giving some thought to the possibilities. Some hobbies are not an option but let’s see if we have a match in your case.
You’re a Harley motorcycle rider, a church organist or piano player in the local bar, you mix drinks at parties, maybe play the drums or blow the trumpet and the list goes on forever. Unfortunately, many folks choose the wrong career in haste rather than taking the time to do research, talking with others about their career likes and dislikes. Often take short-term jobs in places that are appealing but end up a disaster or a disappointment.. not what you expected.
That’s good news. You’re beginning the discovery process without being committed for the long term until your dream job is found. Keep searching, don’t give up at the first curve in the road. It takes an investment of time and energy but well worth it.
Keep searching every day until your career path is obvious and you’re ready to make a commitment in your own business or working for an employer. Either decision will have challenges to overcome. There are no perfect jobs that I can think of today, but you may find it.
Searching for your dream job is NOT easy or simple. It’s especially true if you have no clue where to begin the process. As you know, many students go to college with no idea of what they plan to do. There degree has no focus, just a general education.
Get a law degree or qualify as a heart surgeon by way of your academic achievement, maybe you do have a good idea of your career path already. My guess is you’re not so fortunate when your degree is less focused. Now we have a challenge as to what to do with our education in the marketplace or workforce for greatest income reward as well as personal contribution and happiness.
My guess is you’re searching for ideas to avoid making a bad decision and ending up in a career path short on reward and personal satisfaction. Our goal is to give you some ideas on selecting the right career. Actually, it’s not as difficult as you may think. Two little words cause many folks to stumble and that’s to take ACTION.
Easy, no. Simple, no. Fun, double no in most cases. You cannot sit down and expect your dream job to suddenly appear by phone or special delivery. Family, friends, career counselors and all others can offer good suggestions and guidance. Give you career ideas but YOU are the driver, the in charge person when it comes to the discovery of what’s right for only YOU.
Overlooked Career ideas
There’s more than a “hot” careers list even though it’s worth knowing what’s being promoted. Awareness is very important but not necessarily the only search mode. Many jobs and/or careers are discovered through friends simply by spending time talking, searching, and listening. Never close any doors as your future career choice may be in the next curve. One idea can open discussions about something you’ve never thought about before now. You’ll never regret the time spent in your search and discovery of your dream job.
Let’s review your talents, education and skills because your future income and employment depends on what you can bring worth “buying” to an employer. A very simple idea is often overlooked. Employers expect employees to make a contribution to their profits, not their expenses.
Why should an employer interview you? Are you just looking for a “job” or is this a real career path you have in mind? Don’t kid yourself in a search for utopia when your contribution potential is lacking.
Maybe you need training in a particular trade or need special schooling before your dream job is available. No time is better than now to begin. Even a franchise may be in your future but investment funds are often an issue to overcome.
So many questions must be answered before good career ideas surface. Only you have the answers. Do an inward search on who you are, your skills, your talents, education and all else that is YOU…. now you’re on track to discover your future career path.
Career Change or ideas may be tomorrow
Typically, job and career changes happen several times over a lifetime so don’t get discouraged. Planning is your key to success. Set a goal for your journey. Research the marketplace for a place to begin and start today.
Developing a career plan is not easy. Running your own business is not easy. The more valuable you are to an employer the more your income will be as a result of what you contribute to profits as an employee.
In conclusion, career ideas are everywhere. Keep your search on auto-pilot. Just because you are ‘here’ today has nothing to do with your future when you know where your journey is headed and you’re the pilot.
All About Successful Teams
November 2, 2008 by Admin · Leave a Comment
Someone has to give leadership to your team or committee if you want to end up on a horse with saddle rather than on a camel built by committee. At least, that has been my experience working with teams/committees on numerous projects. Usually, I call a leader the man or woman on a “white horse” who is out front of the pack with the map and end of journey details. Read Full Article >>
Ready for Your Dream Job?
September 27, 2008 by Admin · Leave a Comment
Have you changed? Your job started out being what you wanted, but today it’s different. Maybe you thought of it as a jumping place to a better job in the future, but you’ve been here 5 plus years.
Satisfaction and fulfillment is your goal, not being in a “make do” position for an extended period!
It’s a fact that your dream job is waiting on you, so don’t continue in a miserable job, boring or simply unsatisfying, even questionable for basic survival. Your time is NOW to get out!
When people think of dream jobs, all too often, they think of the jobs that they thought about when they were children.
As a child, you probably thought about being a doctor or a lawyer, a nurse, even an astronaut when you finished college. Truth is very few of us kept the goal in mind for those jobs and gave up; in other words, you felt you were settling.
The problem is, many of those people carried the disappointment they felt from learning that they couldn’t do the jobs that they wanted as children into their adult lives.
Very few people follow through with their childhood dreams, but the fact is, those childhood dreams probably wouldn’t have made you happy anyway.
Your needs and beliefs about a good job when you were a child will be far different from your needs as an adult, and you’ll find that if you consider your needs as an adult, you’ll have a much better chance of finding your real dream job.
Think about what makes you happy, and what you need in terms of job security, monetary pay and challenges.
The first step in searching for your dream job is actually realizing that the one you’re in right now is not going to make you happy.
Have you been waiting on a promotion or raise that never comes, or do you feel that your efforts are wasted on a routine basis?
Perhaps you feel that they don’t appreciate you, or you silently think that you are so much better than this. All of these feelings are valid; the important thing to realize is that they are feelings that should be acted upon.
When you take a look at the feelings of discontent that you have amassed about your job, realize that you spend a quarter of your life at work. Your life is simply too short to feel like that for a fourth of it!
More people find their dream jobs than you might think; For a fact, it’s imperative to make your time count as you search.
Help is available for you to discover the career job of your dreams. Your mindset is key when you begin to look.
There is no time like the present, and you’ll find that you can make your own opportunities as you seek to discover the right career path for you.

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