Contribution by Guest Blogger Coach Colette.
Recently, I offered insights to participants at Tory Johnson’s Women for Hire NY Career Expo in a Power Seminar on How to Position Yourself in a Tight Job Market. I thought I’d share some of the pointers from my talk here on the blog. I still believe that today’s market provides an opportunity for you to reevaluate your priorities and refresh your game plan. So, in essence, my tips on positioning yourself in the market are more internally than externally focused.
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Category: Wisdom
How do you know what type of physical training is best for you?
Contribution by Guest Blogger Karen Harvey.
With all of the various methods and do’s & don’ts within the physical fitness industry, how do you know what is right for you? And what role do your own instincts and inspiration play in that?
Personally, I have always loved striving to be healthy and take care of my body. I like how it makes me feel good, look good and full of energy. It’s easy to become addicted to the constant progression of exercise with painful soreness and then improved results. As a professional dancer, I’ve trained my body in so many various ways Continue reading “How do you know what type of physical training is best for you?”
Who is going to make the life you want happen?
Contribution by Guest Blogger Yiska Obadia.
It’s amazing to me how we, as a culture & individually, are still looking for that magic pill that will make us have the body, health, relationship, self-esteem, & life in general that we want. We’ve continued to defer responsibility for our wellbeing to experts, to medicine, to the whim of another’s attention, to anyone but ourselves. What if it’s been in us all along; the power to create the lives we want? It may actually be the hardest pill to swallow that no one is going to make it happen for us, yet that is the very ticket to our freedom, power & joy.
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How can we do better and be better in the New Year?
Contribution by Guest Blogger Kim Childs.
Originally published here.
I’ve heard that nearly 90% of New Year’s resolutions are broken by February, and my acupuncturist says that spring is actually a more fruitful time to make significant life changes. But the start of a new year offers itself up like a landscape of fresh snow, unmarked by footprints and tire tracks, and begs the question: Can we make better use of the next 365 days? Continue reading “How can we do better and be better in the New Year?”
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