Paul Lindsay

This information originally was in a Readers Digest article a few years ago. I found it worth sharing with you. I hope you find it helpful. Sadly, we are in a period of job instability. When you hear words such as restructuring, planned reduction, repositioning, downsizing, etc. you know it isn’t going to be a good day. You may wonder what jobs will go first. Technical jobs that depend on lower skilled labor and information technology support are at a greater risk. Jobs that require more creativity and decision making are not necessarily safe either. As I am sure you have noticed, many companies are outsourcing work to freelance “by the job” agents. Some are choosing to hire a career coach. Their haven’t been any governing bodies that certifies coaches, unless it has happened in recent days since this has been written. There are directories available which could be helpful. careermanagementalliance.com careerdirectors.com The best way to find someone is by word of mouth, someone who ha

Here is a suggestion I came across in my reading that appeared to be helpful. "The idea is quite easy: Breathe in for four seconds, hold for seven, breathe out for eight, and repeat. After four sets, you should not only be relaxed, but sleepy." It is certainly worth a try, isn't it? This could help you avoid taking pills that supposedly helps.

Three things that must be blended for you to have the confidence of living out your purpose: 1. Your Skills & Abilities 2. Your Personality Traits 3. Your Values, Dreams & Passions How much more simple can it be to get started?