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By CathyG

Guest Post: Find the Feeling Place of Success

Guest Post From Chrisina Merkley: Every so often I see an article that is so good I want to share with my readers. Today’s Guest Post comes from Christina Merkley, a life coach who has a down-to-earth approach to the Law of Attraction. You don’t have to subscribe to the beliefs of the Law of […]

Filed Under: Career Advice and Opinions

By CathyG

Career Change Calls For A New Style of Time Management

Time management is an important topic for busy executives. However, when you work for a company, you often find that your schedule somehow fills itself. You have meetings. You respond to questions from your subordinates and complete projects assigned by your bosses. Most important, you have a sense of what you need to do to […]

Filed Under: Career Advice and Opinions

By CathyG

Relocation Stress: A Couple Moves From NY To Houston

Today’s New York Times featured an article about a couple who moved from New York to Lubbock, Texas, and finally ended u in New Orleans. The wife began as a trailing spouse and found her way to a new career. Read the article here. Look up my Report on dealing with the stresses of relocation. […]

Filed Under: Career Change, Relocation Tagged With: Relocation

By CathyG

Get career information you need for your career change

Career changers often realize they need information before making a commitment to change, but its not always clear what career information will be critical to your unique challenge. You need more than answers: you need questions. For example, consider a career changer we can call Suzanne. Suzanne outgrew her stuffy finance job after ten exhausting […]

Filed Under: Career Advice and Opinions, Career Change Tagged With: Career Change

By CathyG

Another career myth: Career change is a straight line.

Most career change comes about through serendipity, not linear planning. Research shows that nearly every career choice and career change includes an element of luck or chance. For example, you run into an old college friend who tells you about a job opening in his company. You hadn’t considered this field but you take the […]

Filed Under: Career Change Tagged With: Career Change, Career Planning

By CathyG

How To Handicap Your Career With Too Much Information

Today’s Wall Street Journal features an article on the dangers of TMI: sharing Too Much Info with colleagues at work. See When Oversharing Invades The Office by Elizabeth Bernstein. Some examples from people interviewed for the article: A young man shares that he shaved his entire body for a bike race. A woman blurts that […]

Filed Under: Career Advice and Opinions, Workplace Politics

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