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Discover How Yoga Will Help You Reach Your Goals - Part 1
Time is valuable and there are a number of successful methods for goal realization. Yoga will cross train your mind and body for maximum potential. Imagine being able to optimize your attitude in one hour, per day, or less. Every day, people attend...
The Great Awakening--Menopause
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"Three Best Things"
Here is a brief synopsis of the following article (726 words): "Three Best Things" by Gary Lockwood When my sons were very young, I taught them a game. In turn, that game taught me a valuable lesson that still works for me today. Play the game...
Triumphing Over Tough Times
Right now many people are facing tough times. Life as we once knew it has changed and we may find ourselves confronting situations we have never dealt with before.
While we might not be able to control things that are occurring in the world,...
Why Your Diet May Not Be Working
Jennifer, a middle-aged single mother with one six-year-old
daughter, has been skipping sweets for a few weeks now. She's
also become a stickler for portion control. She feels as if
she's eating less than ever, and she's been...
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Why "Toughing it Out" on a Bad Job Is a Bad Idea!
Why "Toughing It Out" on a Bad
Job is a Bad Idea!
Let me take you, the reader of this
article, to find out why "toughing" it
doesn't work, unless......
1. You recognize that this is a great
opportunity to know yourself at your
best by keeping a journal; assessing
your transferable skills; networking with
your peers and others; and having a
positive attitude no matter what.
2. You save money for your great
getaway! You spend a moderate amount
to get some new clothes; new places to
visit in your immediate neighborhood, maybe
a new restaurant; and books to help you
map out your future.
3. Volunteer for little, extra tasks at your
bad job, speak well of all, get to know your
co-workers. If they are part of the "bad
job", join in anyway, any way you can.
4. Plan, plan, plan, even in they don't
always work. Plan C might be the one!
5. Plan a "going, going, gone" party with
a time line.
6. Network in the best sense in giving to
others who will remember you. Get their
names & addresses. Ask for advice for
your future.
7. Don't be bullied. You are splendid,
didn't you know that?
About the Author
Graduate of JFK University in Career Development, Certified Career & Job Transition Coach
Email: doitnow@nwinfo.net
Web: doitnowcareers.info
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