How to successfully cope with a job loss

Written by Caroline Jalango


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The uncertainty ahead may cause an over flow of negative feelings and you may need time to recover fromrepparttar shock and to clear your head. If necessary, take some time off to think about your next step. Do not make hasty decisions. Talking to a trusted friend or family member about how you feel will always make you feel better.

4. Start a new job search.

The sooner you begin looking for another jobrepparttar 129856 better! As soon as you getrepparttar 129857 motivation, undertake an aggressive job hunt campaign. Update your resume, do some research onrepparttar 129858 internet which offers a lot of information about current job listings and allows you to post your resume online, visit employment agencies and let them know about your availability to work andrepparttar 129859 position that you would be interested in, getrepparttar 129860 classified section ofrepparttar 129861 newspaper that has job listings, network with people and let them know you are looking for a job. Send out your resume to employers who have job openings that may interest you. 5. Stay positive.

It's not easy to do this...but for your own sake you must! Don’t allow yourself to be engulfed by negative feelings of self-pity, worthlessness, anger, bitterness and etc.

These feelings may rear their ugly heads but keep them in control because they will take away your power and introduce depression in your life. This will accelerate ineffectiveness on your part. Motivate yourself daily by looking onrepparttar 129862 bright side.

6. Budget your finances.

Now that you don’t have a steady flow of income, consider putting a tighter reign over your finances by making reductions in your expenditure. Keep allrepparttar 129863 ‘luxuries’ at bay especially if you don’t have any emergency money saved up. This may entail making clear distinctions between what you really need and what you want.

7. Move on.

Hey, it’s notrepparttar 129864 end ofrepparttar 129865 world. Always remember, “Every exit from somewhere is an entrance somewhere else.” Tom Stoppard.

A bend inrepparttar 129866 road is notrepparttar 129867 end ofrepparttar 129868 road unless you fail to make a turn. Do not be afraid to move on and start a fresh. This may just berepparttar 129869 beginning of something beautiful.

Caroline Jalango is a life coach for unstoppable women who are willing to step up to the plate and take a shot at living exceptional lives wherever they are. caroline@motivationzone.com www.motivationzone.com


Identify your Two Rich Horses

Written by Vinay Ghimiray


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The Rat race to follow andrepparttar race to make money any how do comes to allrepparttar 129855 humans whereas;repparttar 129856 whole point revolves aroundrepparttar 129857 way to make money. Turn any biography and see thatrepparttar 129858 zeal to make some thing in life or that fire to do something comes atrepparttar 129859 young age only. So this crucial stage of life cannot be neglected by -parents and guardians. As one ofrepparttar 129860 famous writer has said "One should be alert about what books you read" i.e. what clouds of thoughts and patters a young human gets from his surrounding,repparttar 129861 moudling shape is thus designed inrepparttar 129862 mind and it is followed.

Its very easy to comment and add a quoting line torepparttar 129863 fallen pillar thatrepparttar 129864 base of that pillar was not strong whereas; making that pillar stand firmly would make any body sweat from teeth.

To be continued…..Vinay Ghimiray

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