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| How To Manage Your Lost Career
How To Manage Your Lost Career” is an e-course that is designed to enable you to take a look at where you are now and where you want to be with your career. Maybe you are not happy with what you are currently doing? Maybe you want something else but don’t know what that “Something Else” actually is?
This course includes a number of exercises and assignments that will enable you to answer all of your questions and teach you all you need to know in order for your to rediscover your lost career!
You spend so much of your time at work it makes sense to do something that you are best suited to and something that you enjoy! “How To Manage Your Lost Career” will get you back on track. It will be just like taking your car in for a service! But this time we will be looking under the hood of your career!
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What Color Is Your Parachute? 2007: A Practical
Manual for Job-Hunters and Career-Changers
by Richard
Nelson Bolles. In the last five
years, the United States has lost 2.6 million jobs
— the most in any five-year period since the Great
Depression. In the 2006 edition of his legendary
job-hunting book, WHAT COLOR IS YOUR PARACHUTE?
Richard Nelson Bolles offers hope and presents an
inspiring and detailed plan for finding your place
in this uncertain job market. . . With an extended
preface that addresses job loss, vacancies, and
outsourcing and updated references on how to use
the Internet in your job-hunt throughout, the 2006
PARACHUTE addresses the top concerns of today ’s
job-hunters. . . (Amazon.com) |
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Color Is Your Parachute Workbook
by Richard
Nelson Bolles. This is the companion
book to the yearly edition of Parachute which
has career discovery exercises in the back. This
workbook lays out those exercises in an easy to
use workbook format. |
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| The Pathfinder
by Nicolas
Lore. “Through goal setting,
list making, and other techniques, the book leads
readers though the process of deciding exactly
what they want to do for a living and finding
a way to make it happen. Lore realizes that people
have different temperaments and decision-making
methods, so he provides individualized advice
to suit each one. He also understands that creating
a new career requires courage as well as desire,
so The Pathfinder devotes plenty of space
to motivation and overcoming fears. While anyone
looking for a new career will find direction with
this guide, people who didn't know they
were looking may decide to start once they go
through Lore's probing self-examination process.”
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Resources
for Redefining Retirement
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| Too Young
to Retire: 101 Ways to Start the Rest of Your
Life by Howard
Stone and Marika Stone. For those
over 50 who want inspiration and resources aimed
at exploring the 'what's next?' question. With
Americans living longer, healthier lives, the
conventional idea of retirement is obsolete. Millions
of Americans are working past the age of 65, not
because they have to, but because they want to.
Many, like The Stones, discover second careers,
start their own businesses, or go back to school.
Enlightening exercises, lists of publications,
home exchange organizations, and websites are
included to help the reader make meaningful choices. |
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Claiming
Your Place At The Fire: Living The Second Half
Of Your Life On Purpose by Richard
Leider and David
Shapiro.
More than 10,000 people turn 50 every day in the
U.S.; how do they handle this shift? Claiming
Your Place at the Fire invites this group of "new
elders" to ask four key questions: Who am
I? New elders synthesize and transfer the wisdom
of the past into the present. Where do I belong?
They have a powerful sense of where they have
come from, where they are, and where they are
going. How do I bring my passions alive? They
rejoice in rediscovering their life's work, their
calling, their vocation. What is my life's purpose?
Freed from imposed schedules and demands, new
elders now find the freedom to create their lives
anew. This timely book describes how new older
adults can rekindle the good life, relight the
fire within, and share that warmth and light with
others.
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| The Open
Road: America Looks At Aging a
film by Nina Gilden
Seavey, a new documentary . . . examines the
personal and social impact of the impending
retirement of America's 77 million Baby Boomers.
Through insightful stories of individuals
confronting the obstacles and pursuing
opportunities presented by the "third stage" of
life, THE OPEN ROAD probes the important social,
economic, and cultural issues at stake. It is a
film that will make people think, talk, and plan
for the road that lies ahead. . . . THE OPEN ROAD
will help Americans from all walks of life gain
understanding of the importance of this imminent
demographic change and to begin planning for the
challenges and obstacles that must be overcome to
successfully shape America's future into the first
half of the 21st century. |
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My Time:
Making The Most Of The Bonus Decades After 50
by Abigail
Trafford, Kids grown? Mortgage
paid? Career topping out? What now? In My Time,
best-selling author Abigail Trafford answers the
questions more and more 50-somethings are asking
themselves. Thanks to the longevity revolution of
recent decades, today's 55- to75-year-olds are
living and working longer and healthier than ever
before. This generation is the first to experience
the period of personal renaissance in between
middle and old age-what Trafford calls "My Time."
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Trafford blends personal stories with expert
opinions and the latest research on adult
development. From the psychoanalyst who gave up
his practice to write self-help books, to the
widowed mother of three who reinvented herself as
a successful photographer, true tales of crisis
and triumph sparkle on every page of this
inspiring and insightful book. Like Gail Sheehy's
Passages, My Time profoundly impacts the
journey through our adult years. |
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The
Creative Age: Awakening Human Potential In The
Second Half Of Life by
Gene D. Cohen As the baby-boom
generation swells the ranks of the American
middle-aged, life expectancy has increased 50%
since 1900, older people are becoming more
physically and mentally active than ever before
and diseases are more easily preventable,
detectable and treatable. A doctor specializing in
gerontology for 30 years, Cohen focuses on
creativity, which he stresses is "not just for
geniuses" but holds potential for everyone at
every age.
. . . He cites the latest scientific research,
which disproves dated views of inevitably
deteriorating brain function, points out the
advantages of experience and the willingness to
experiment that come with age, and notes that the
adversity and loss that often crop up later in
life actually encourage creativity by forcing
change. With sidebars noting the accomplishments
of many people well past midlife, excellent
exercises for igniting creativity and thorough
appendices, Cohen provides a wealth of information
and a fresh, timely perspective on aging.
(Publishers Weekly)
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Resources
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Design Your Life Workbook
* Re-ignite Your Passion for Living
* Discover Your True Life Purpose
* Create a Financially Successful Vehicle That Expresses Your Unique Gifts
* Lay Out an Immediate and Long-term Action Plan
* Set Smart Goals
* Take Action
To Create The Life You Were Meant To Live
To receive the full benefit of this workbook use it in conjunction with a coaching program. If you sign up for a 3-month coaching program with me you will receive this workbook as my gift to you.
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| Life Launch:
A Passionate Guide To The Rest Of Your Life
by Frederic
M. Hudson and Pamela D McLean.
There are several times during our adult years
when we find compelling reasons to create a new
chapter. Whether it is a move out of the corporate
climate into an entrepreneurial challenge, a transition
from the ‘24/7’ workdays, to a balanced
lifestyle, a major shift on the home front, a
reevaluation of the meaning of money, or a first
step into retirement, lives and careers must be
redesigned over and over again—chapter by
chapter –as we live them. This book provides
a step-by-step plan for doing just that! |
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| I Can’t
Believe I Get Paid To Do This: Remarkable People
Reveal 26 Proven Strategies For Making Your Dreams
a Reality by
Stacey
Mayo. In nine chapters, Stacey
Mayo interviews eight people who have made their
unique dreams come true. These include the first
American woman to climb Mt. Everest, a single
mom who became a self-made millionaire while keeping
her relationship with her son her top priority,
and a 10th grade dropout who rose from bankruptcy
to earning of $40,000 to $50,000 net profit per
month from his internet endeavors.
The inspiring interviews dig into the nitty
gritty details of the formula for each interviewee’s
success. Mayo follows each interview with three
key success principles she gleaned from the
interview subject’s story, and with “Coaching
Questions” so you can explore your grasp
and mastery of the success principles--or coach
others on them. (Coaching Insider).
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The
Passion Test: The Effortless Path to Discovering
Your Destiny by
Janet Bray Atwood & Chris Atwood.
What One Thing Can Change Your Entire Life? . . .
Passion. When you have it, life is exciting,
thrilling, fulfilling. Problems become challenges
to overcome. Doors open in ways you couldn’t have
predicted. Nothing can stop you.
The Passion Test™ provides a simple, effective way
to discover your passions. Thousands of people
around the world have used this powerful process
to clarify what’s most important in their lives
and to begin living their destiny now.
Chris and Janet Attwood . . .show you how to:
• Clarify your top passions
• Stay on track with your passions
• Overcome the inevitable challenges
• Attract everything you’d like to have in your
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Resources For Business
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| The E-Myth
Revisited by Michael
Gerber. “This book is a
guide to success for small business owners. Gerber
is the founder of a consulting company for small
businesses. In the beginning of the book, Gerber
cites the well-known failure-rate statistics for
small business: 40% fail in 1 year. Of those who
survive 1year, 80% fail in 5 years, and of those
who survive 5 years, another 80% fail. Over the
years, Gerber has observed that the small business
owners who fail often share a number of characteristics,
while those who succeed do so not by luck, brains,
or perseverance, but by taking a different approach.
This book explains the approach that is necessary
for a business to survive and thrive.” (Amazon.com) |
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| The Ultimate
Guide to Electronic Marketing For Small Business:
Low-Cost/High Return Tools and Techniques That
Really Work by Tom
Antion. Effective, affordable,
low-risk online marketing techniques for small
business owners. Most small businesses are not
taking advantage of the powerful and inexpensive
Internet-based marketing tools and techniques that
are available to them. . .The Ultimate Guide to
Electronic Marketing for Small Business gives the
small business owner or aspiring entrepreneur the
real-world tools and tactics to market their small
business around the world with little investment
and even less risk. Full of practical ideas on
reaching new customers and increasing sales, this
book will make a real difference in the success
rate of small businesses and start-ups everywhere.
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| Get Clients
Now! A 28 Day Program For Professionals And Consultants
by business coach
C.J. Hayden Get Clients Now empowers readers with its 28-day plan for energizing their marketing efforts and dramatically increasing their client base. With over 100 tactics, tools, and foolproof recipes customizable for any professional service business, this new edition is powered up with road-tested strategies for relationship-based marketing in the Internet age, plus proven techniques for overcoming the fear, resistance, and procrastination that block effective action. Readers will learn:
* how to choose the right marketing tactics for their situation and personality
* a foolproof method to diagnose exactly what is missing in their marketing and how to fix it
* how to use the latest Internet marketing techniques like e-zines, search engine optimization, and blogging
* hands-on approaches for replacing unproductive cold calling with the power of relationship marketing
* and much, much more!
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