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During the journey from a job that you hate to finding the work that you love, you will need lots of guidance, support, motivation and encouragement. nnMost of us fail to create our dream life because of trying to do it alone. Interruptions, setbacks, and fears are part of every journey and they are inevitable. Without getting help, most of us lack focus, commitment, and accountability. Even if you were very disciplined and motivated, it would take much longer to reach your g

November 13, 2007

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Before you start thinking about your ideal work, dream job, new career, the very first step you need to take is to describe your ideal life.nnAsk yourself the following questions :nn"What do I want my life to look like?"nn“How would I like to spend my days?”nn“What would my ideal life be like?“nnIt is extremely important to answer these questions before you evaluate various work options. For example, you might want to open a Bed&Breakfast but if you don’t like deali

November 11, 2007

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It is crucial to know your work values if you want to find your ideal job. Your work values are those things in your work life that you consider to be important. When you design your career based on your values, your motivation will be greatly increased and your chances of success and fulfilment improve hugely. Otherwise you’re faced with spending 1/3 of your life doing something that doesn’t fulfill you.nnAre you aware of your work values?nnTaking the time to think about

July 19, 2007

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A national consumer employment survey conducted by Harris Interactive reveals 84% of U.S. workers are still searching for their dream jobs, announced by CareerBuilder.com on January 25, 2007.nn“What defines a dream job is surprisingly reminiscent of childhood wishes for many workers. Workers said they want to enjoy their work experience, apply their talents and feel like they’re making an impact. Having fun at work was the most important attribute of a dream job for 39% o

July 19, 2007