How to Track Your Right Career

Written by Jody Gothard and Cardell Phillips


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As trackers manage this balancing act between focusing on everything and nothing, they fall into meditative states where they become part ofrepparttar environment. When something does attract their attention, they focus on it to see what it is. A master tracker can senserepparttar 130124 presence of other animals and danger.

Transition For Careers

The key to life is paying attention torepparttar 130125 little moments without losing touch with what's going on around you. You have to become aware of whether you are happy in your career or not; and if you are not, you must makerepparttar 130126 sacrifices needed in order for you to get out. Atrepparttar 130127 same time, consider what'srepparttar 130128 most important contribution you would like to make.

So, findrepparttar 130129 time to relax, and think about a new direction. Ask yourself two questions: "what am I good at doing, and "what do I enjoy doing?" You may be good at doing something that you don't like. You need to combine both to makerepparttar 130130 perfect job.

Play withrepparttar 130131 possibilities, mentally mixing and matching your talents and interests. Stir it all in a pot, and let it simmer. Then, noticerepparttar 130132 insights, ideas and coincidences that percolate into your consciousness as a result. Act onrepparttar 130133 suggestions that feel right.

INTUITION

The best trackers have keen senses of intuition that alert them torepparttar 130134 presence of other animals and danger. At Tom Brown's Wilderness and Survival School in Pine Barrens, New Jersey, they've developed a training method calledrepparttar 130135 "blindfold technique" to teach students how to tune into their intuition.

Students' cross a sixty yard field, blindfolded, guided only by their feelings andrepparttar 130136 sound of a drum. To succeed in this exercise, you have to let go of your logical mind --the part that's telling you this is crazy. You have to trust yourself and let your feeling guide you acrossrepparttar 130137 field. People stumble and fall at first, but if they stick with it, they'll get it.

The blindfold technique forces you to pay attention to your other senses and intuition. Visually, we're overdeveloped. People go blind and develop other skills that we all have, but don't usually bother to develop. The blindfold technique forces you to focus on what you hear, touch, smell and feel.

You can access your inner knowing in ways less stressful than taking part inrepparttar 130138 blindfold technique. You can visit a natural area one afternoon and sit by a stream and watchrepparttar 130139 animals. Repetitive motions such as knitting or woodworking can also clearrepparttar 130140 mind, making room for new insights.

Transition For Careers

There are two basic career strategies. Do what's practical, or follow your dream. Following your dream may not berepparttar 130141 most financially rewarding path, but inrepparttar 130142 long run,repparttar 130143 people who makerepparttar 130144 most money are passionate about what they do. There are CEO's out there who don't have degrees, but they do have passion for their work.

To find your right career, you have to think with your heart. Although it may be hard to identify your inner voice inrepparttar 130145 beginning, you just have to dorepparttar 130146 best you can. Move ahead cautiously at first. Take a small step. Then, if everything looks good, take another step. Trackers call it "stealth walking."

CONCLUSION

Trackers develop their powers of observation, awareness and intuition so they can tune-in to their environment and make out its message. You can begin to applyrepparttar 130147 same techniques to your career hunt. It's not about trying to find your path usingrepparttar 130148 intellect, but by looking for what feels right.

Jody Gothard is the owner of CareerPro, a resume and career development service located in Atlanta, Georgia. Jody is also an expert tracker. He may be reached at 404-252-8777 or send an e-mail to spirittracker@juno.com.

Cardell Phillips is a freelance writer specializing in articles and features about success and personal development. He can be reached at Phillips@sounderco.com or http://www.sounderco.com.


How To Target Your Mental Strengths For Success

Written by William Cook


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Let's make this idea even better. What if this took place over several years; with millions ofrepparttar most success people.

Then take all that information and study it. Something valuable would exist in that type of knowledge.

"O.K - O.K." What'srepparttar 130122 deal with this story?

Well,repparttar 130123 above happened to me. It started with a job I liked. (I should've pursued love over like.) -anyway. Then, there wasrepparttar 130124 nasty job. This forced me to think fast.

I spend hours in thinking about my future course. The first plan didn't work out as planned I went off to school thinking I made a wise career move. It turned out otherwise.

Then there camerepparttar 130125 second soul searching experience. This one I mentioned inrepparttar 130126 above story. I meet some younger people who materially made me look poor. I wasn't bothered by their prosperity. I just wanted to know how they got that prosperity.

Mentally they were doing something special. I wanted to find out. I found a book that helped me discover more on this topic. It helped me tremendously.

The book resulted from millions of interviews with successful people. It truly took many years to create.

Why, you may ask, I'm I so motivated to tell you about this? (Heck, I've even created a website to make you aware of this book.) Mainly I want to share what helped me. This book directed me to focus mentally on what's important to gain material prosperity and peace of mind.

My second motivation is to develop a relationship with you. I believe you'll want to keep in contact with me. Why is that?

Because when you expose yourself to my suggestions you'll want to hear from me again. You'll no doubt develop curiosity over my future suggestions.

I'll unravel more about this process as you simply follow along.

P.S. I don't make a red cent off of telling you about this book. As a result, I'm not biased in telling you about this.



How can 30 plus years of research and over two million interviews help you secure you job? Targeting your most powerful qualities will make all the difference. So is the story that William Cook goes on to tell you about. William has a degree in "excitement" in helping you discover how to approach success in a way thats unique. Check Out->http://www.secureyourjob.com


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