The Realities of Your Relationship

Written by Michael Myerscough


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Potentially, we now have a relationship where we endure each other and live as roommates rather than lovers. It’srepparttar norm, most ofrepparttar 111410 people around you exist in it so it’s not surprising people feel a little guilty when they begin to want more. Fortunately for those brave souls willing to ask for more we’ve gotrepparttar 111411 potential for co-creativity, a phrase coined by Seana McGee and Maurice Taylor in “The New Couple”. This is whererepparttar 111412 relationship manages to evolve beyondrepparttar 111413 power struggle into adulthood and we get back torepparttar 111414 place where we can ask ourselves what we can give to our partner rather than getting stuck in trying to get our needs met.

It’s not a big deal andrepparttar 111415 skills you need are in no way complicated. Most of us don’t need therapy; we just need strategies that lead to happiness. Take a look at my top tips for some easy to implement solutions. Let me know which one’s work for you, I’d love to hear from you.

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Laid Off? Now What Do You Do?

Written by Stephen Bucaro


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You need to take care of yourself physically and mentally. Stick to an exercise program. Get involved in outdoor sports. You need to be looking sharp for job interviews. Keep up with current events, especially business news. You need to know what geographic areas and economic sectors are poised to provide opportunity.

Don't spend your days laying onrepparttar sofa in front ofrepparttar 111409 TV snacking on junk food. Whether you get a pay check or not, you need to stay productively engaged inrepparttar 111410 economy. Even ifrepparttar 111411 chance of actually getting a job in today's economy is slim, you need to stay out there, making contacts, ready to seize opportunities.

Now isrepparttar 111412 time to get more education or training. You don't have to train for a specific career. Any general business or technology training will give you an advantage. Even seemingly non-related training, like art classes, will get you offrepparttar 111413 sofa and out making contacts that might result in a job.

If you don't haverepparttar 111414 funds for education or training, become a volunteer. Volunteering will get you offrepparttar 111415 sofa and out making contacts that might result in a job. It's not unusual for someone who starts out cleaning cages atrepparttar 111416 dog pound to end up keepingrepparttar 111417 books or managingrepparttar 111418 dog pound, and get experience that results in a high paying job at a corporation. The secret is being reliable and willing to take on responsibility.

As contradictory as it sounds,repparttar 111419 worst part of a recession isrepparttar 111420 best time to start a business. During a recession, money to start a business is cheap and available. Low cost surplus and new business equipment is available. Skilled employees are plentiful and wages are reasonable. Asrepparttar 111421 economy begins to pick up, established businesses are slow to gear back up to meetrepparttar 111422 demand. That leaves clients looking for new sources. If you are interested in starting your own business, contactrepparttar 111423 Small Business Administration for guidance.

The U.S. has lost 2.5 million net jobs since March 2001. If you are one ofrepparttar 111424 individuals who has been laid off, you still need to stay productively engaged inrepparttar 111425 economy. While looking for a job, you can get more education or training, become a volunteer, or start your own business. Most importantly, don't spend your days laying onrepparttar 111426 sofa in front ofrepparttar 111427 TV snacking on junk food. Take care of yourself. ---------------------------------------------------------- Resource Box: Copyright(C)2002 Bucaro TecHelp. To learn how to maintain your computer and use it more effectively to design a Web site and make money onrepparttar 111428 Web visit http://bucarotechelp.com To subscribe to Bucaro TecHelp Newsletter Send a blank email to mailto:bucarotechelp-subscribe@topica.com ----------------------------------------------------------

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