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    When All Else Falls Away...

    There's a great beauty inside of you - an awesome truth - when all else is stripped away. It's your authentic self - the one who came here on a mission. This WILL be the year you remember your impossible mission and realign your life to accomplish it. more »

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    The Intuitive Job Search

    If you've been job hunting for awhile with few promising results, it's time to try something new. It's time to use the powerful energy inside of you - called intuition - to guide you to the work you came here to do. When you master the art of listening to your intuition, it's like revving up your job-search engine and giving it super-powers.more »

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    I See Your Dream Job: Your 2010 New Year's Resolution

    Forget the "lose 5 pounds" and "stop drinking coffee" resolutions; this year, it's time to use the powerful energy of a new decade to finally do the work you came here to do. These six steps will help you launch your new-and-improved career, and move closer to your life's work.more »

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    Tis the Season...

    The holiday season is a time to celebrate traditions, spend time with family and friends, and, contrary to popular belief, it can also be a savvy time to search for a job. more »

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    Baby Boomers at Work: Using Age as Fuel

    Have you ever worried that someone else might get a job you want because they're younger? When you start worrying about the younger competition, it's really time to focus on who you are and who you want to be. Are you happy with your career? Is your life on track?more »

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    Sharpen Your Skills And Help Your Favorite Cause

    President Obama has called on Americans to make community service a part of their daily lives. Volunteering is not only a good way to give back to the community, but also a great approach to sharpening skills, networking with employers, and possibly landing a job. Whether you've been recently laid off, looking to change careers, or been out of the workforce for awhile and are now ready to get back in, more »

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    Begin Again...

    "How can I possibly start over?" you ask as we stare at the waves tumbling towards us on the beach. "I'm older now. Who would hire me?"
    "It's better this way," I whisper. "You know it wasn't good the way it was."
    "Yes, I know that."more »

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    Is It Time to Reinvent Your Career?

    Let's say you've done all the right things; went to law school, got a job with a good firm, and now collect a nice paycheck and benefits. Yet, the age of 30 is fast approaching and you're feeling like you're wearing the wrong skin. Your life doesn't fit who you are inside. Yet everyone around you is very proud of your accomplishments. They say, "Be grateful you have a job...more »

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    The Changing Landscape for Job Seekers

    With the very structure of the employment sector changing, both workers and employers are trying to make sense of where the jobs will be in the future.  Time will tell where new growth in job creation will emerge, but increased training in using new technology is a good start. Not only will workers need to acquire training at this time, they will need to continuously train in these new technologies which change quickly and will need to be upgraded often...more »

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    No Second Chance at a First Impression

    You may have the best credentials in the world. However, if the first impression you give to a potential employer is a poor one, your chance for the job may be over before the interview begins. Jacqueline Peros, founder of JMP Image and Style, is an expert in the area of making a great first impression. "Studies have shown that most people form opinions about others within the first moments of meeting them", says Ms. Peros.more »

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