Ms. Bockus owns a successful private preschool, an infant toddler home and a drug detoxification center. She uses administrative systems developed by L. Ron Hubbard in her businesses. Bockus said, “I’ve expanded my businesses to point where I’m not really needed to run them on a day-to-day basis. I wanted to join a group that would be great to work with that is doing something I have a passion for. Hollander Consultants is that group.”

Hollander Consultants is one of leading national consulting firms in United States and Canada for combined dentistry, optometry and veterinary professions, and uses administrative systems developed by business management pioneer, L. Ron Hubbard.

Hollander Consultants was recently named one of top 50 companies to work for in Oregon by Oregon Business magazine, leading publication for Oregon businesses.

Hollander Consultants can be found online at www.hollanderconsultants.com. Hollander Consultants also maintains an online quarterly magazine, Solutions, which is located at www.solutionsmags.com.

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Take a look at your answers. Is your present career in line with who you are, what you value, and what you are good at? If not, then it is time to make a change.

Once you have established that you are ready for a career change, start thinking about and noticing what you want. If you could do anything, what would you do? By assessing your accomplishments, skills, strengths and weakness you will be able to see a link between what it is that you value, what you are good at, and where "juice" is for you - all things that you can turn into a new career. Decide what you want and create your opportunities. MAKE A PLAN. Then, use this plan to switch from resentment in your current job to looking at positives you can take to your new career. What are your transferable skills? What are you learning in your present position that you can take with you? Once you have a plan, stay focused on your intention, and pay attention to opportunities that present themselves. Despite your present frustration and your excitement at possibilities ahead of you, it is natural to feel afraid about starting a new career. Feel fear and do it anyway! Remember, power to do so is within you.

Copyright 2004-2005, Cecile Peterkin