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Getting those therapy clients via web
How to get therapy clients via the web
To connect with the people you can best help, you need to make it easy for them to find out how you could benefit them. A skilful web presence can do exactly that. Like most good things, it takes commitment...
ID Theft - Are You the Next Victim?
Identity theft is on the rise. One in ten of us have , or will be the victim of this crime. It is estimated that 500,000 to 700,000 Amercians become victims to indentity theft each year. You don't have to be wealthy to be a target. Identity theft is...
More Effective Communication with Children - Part 2
How we communicate now.
More Effective Communication with Children - Part 2
Robert Elias Najemy
HOW WE COMMUNICATE NOW
Let us briefly mention how most people communicate now. There are two basic categories; those who suppress...
Our Children's Needs - Part 6
Truth
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Robert Elias Najemy
WHAT CAN PARENTS DO?
What can parents do about this situation? How can we provide a home environment that will stimulate the process of holistic learning for our children?
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TOWERING INFERNO OF PERSONAL STRENGTHS
1. Possess Self Confidence
Feel the Difference
Your strength lies in your own vision and outlook. Build the confidence and
be optimistic. Proceed ahead ‘I can do it and I will win’ The game is yours
and you are the ‘Winner’ – Quite...
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Slot Machine Technician Needed
Jobs are a hot topic these days. Almost everyone you meet has been touched in some way by the downturn in the economy.
Jobs are a hot topic these days. Almost everyone you meet has been touched in some way by the downturn in the economy.
A recent edition of U.S. News and World Reports profiles employment issues across America. The editors offer some advice on emerging career hot spots.
Here are some of their suggestions for industries that are expected to grow within the next 10 years.
* Health care - especially nursing, pharmacists, medical technicians, and medical records
* Education - special education, bilingual, math, science teachers and principals
* Librarians
* Personal trainers
* Security
* Computer network administrators
* Mortgage banking
* Financial Planning
* Slot machine technicians
It's kind of funny to see slot machine technicians on the list. I would have never thought of that particular job by myself.
With such a rich array of potential jobs, sometimes it is hard to select a career focus. Do you chase a growth industry or do you l stick with what you have done in the past?
Most research tells us that a successful career transition takes time, strategic planning, and research. Another key ingredient is spending time thinking about yourself and what makes you feel happy and successful.
If you are thinking about a career change, here are a few questions
to consider that will help you clarify what you really want:
* What tasks come very easily to me?
* In my previous jobs, where was I the most successful?
* What parts of my past jobs did I hate? What did I love?
* What is my ideal work environment?
* If I could design my perfect job, what tasks would I perform, what would the schedule look like, how would I be supervised, and what would my salary be?
* What values would my ideal employer promote?
Taking the time to identify the characteristics of your ideal career will help you evaluate potential employers and industries. Since almost all of us have to work for a living, why not work at something that fits your personality and skill set? It is possible to love going to work each day.
So whether you are interested in becoming a librarian, teacher, health care professional, or slot machine technician, let your skills, interests, and past successes guide your career decisions.
About the Author
Lynne Klippel is a certified coach and an occupational therapist. Lynne has a bachelor's degree in education and a master's degree in occupational therapy. She holds several coaching certifications, completing post-graduate training at Comprehensive Coaching University. She provides coaching services to individuals and corporations by inspiring greatness, creating opportunities, and celebrating success. Her passion is helping people grow and overcome challenges.
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