Job Search Tip for College Students

Written by Bill Dunigan


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Why should they work for pennies for someone else when they could be in business for themselves? Yes, you read it correctly. They could decide when to work, when to have time off, when to give themselves a pay increase. While doing all of this they would also be able to build an income that could be there for them inrepparttar future.

Sound impossible? Quiterepparttar 138429 contrary. Today it is more than possible, it's fact. The truth is they have a choice today that allows them to chooserepparttar 138430 direction of their life rather than passively letting things happen. They also are savvier in general and ready to take that plunge that could change their present situation. All they need isrepparttar 138431 right vehicle. I strongly believe that vehicle goes byrepparttar 138432 name of Network Marketing. There are numerous ones out there and some are better than others. All it takes is a look-see in order to decide if it'srepparttar 138433 right one.

Most of my adult life I have been self-employed. I have never come across anything else that would allow an individual to develop a good income with little investment and not haverepparttar 138434 expenses, stress, boss, time constraints, and worries that go along with most other businesses or jobs. Who needs a job when you can work for yourself? I am quite serious about this and I am always ready, willing, and able to assist anyone who is honest, reliable, serious, and over eighteen, to find their place. If you are interested in knowing more, you may call me toll free: 866-645-1193. I live inrepparttar 138435 Eastern US time zone.

Thanks for your time and attention, and I hope you are able to find your place, Bill.

Most of my adult life I have been self-employed. Like many others I have looked around longer than I care to admit, for something to give me an ongoing income, regardless of my ability to work. Having seen friends with ill health, downsizing, and depression, it was time to take some proactive steps myself in order to avoid having the same negative things in my future. Without needing to give up anything, I have kick started the rest of my life.


Rekindling Passion for Work

Written by Richard Hanes


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So how do you rekindlerepparttar fire of passion in your life? Do some inner work fist to reconnect to your inspiration, which means to “breathe in”. What did you love to do as a child? What makes you lose track of time as you do it? What do you lose yourself in as you do it? What possible works did you leave behind because they didn’t fit others’ expectations of you? What would you do if money were not an object? Answering these questions gives yourepparttar 138351 air you need to rekindle your inner fire.

Next gather your inner tinder. Pick small ways to tryrepparttar 138352 things that inspire you. Set easily accomplished goals that will give your self-esteem a boost. Make these goals specific, realistic, measurable, achievable and timely. Ignite this tinder with your love and watch it start to blaze.

As it burns brighter, gather your kindling – slightly bigger, more ambitious goals. Goals that stretch you, give you more self-confidence and allow your inner passion to burn brighter and hotter. Lay your kindling onrepparttar 138353 little blaze started with your tinder and add more asrepparttar 138354 flames burn higher.

Next, gather your fuel. Your confidence in your abilities will have grown as your passion burns hotter, so try even bigger, long-term goals. Find ways to fuel your desire so that you passion serves others. A fire to keep only one person warm quickly burns out.

Finally, lay in a long-term supply of fuel, keep your fire supplied with air and stoke it regularly. Rejuvenate yourself and your fire – take outrepparttar 138355 spent ashes, and put more fuel on it often. Love yourself, dorepparttar 138356 things you love so they will nourish your inner fire. Set bigger and bigger goals for loving service to others and tend them carefully. Anthony Farmer reminds us that, “Passion comes from being engaged in life, all aspects of life.” He quotes James Roberts Rowe, “Putting your heart, mind and soul into evenrepparttar 138357 smallest tasks isrepparttar 138358 essence of passion.” To quote Mother Teresa, “We can do no great things, only small things with great love.” Use your passion to do your unique small things with great love.

Copyright 2005, Fruition Coaching. All Rights Reserved.

Rick Hanes is a life and career coach, writer, outdoorsman, gardener and tireless advocate for living life with purpose and passion. He founded Fruition Coaching in 2004 to lead the fight against leading lives of quiet desperation. Check his website at http://www.fruitioncoaching.com to contact him about rekindling the fire of your life!


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