Do you sometimes struggle, or second-guess yourself, after making a big decision? Have you noticed that, sometimes, after making a tough decision, another one (more alluring) shows up? Hopefully, these 3 tips will help you gain confidence in your abilities to make sound choices.<< MORE >>

You’ve found yourself currently unemployed; you’ve allowed yourself some time to grieve, some creative time to play. In this last installment of my series, “Between Jobs? The Early Days . . .,” it’s time to roll up your sleeves and create your game plan. << MORE >>

When you’re working, it seems every minute of every day is planned for you. Being unemployed is generally not a planned thing; and now you have too much time on your hands. How are you investing it? << MORE >>

If an unemployment status was previously a foreign concept to you – and is now a reality – you are likely on an emotional rollercoaster. In this continuing series, today’s article addresses the first step: how your attitude determines your outcome. << MORE >>

Losing your source of income is a scary thing – to say the least. There are many things to put into place as you go about finding that next (hopefully perfect!) position. But in the early days, how do you handle the shock of it all? This 4-part series offers some suggestions for those Early Days of unemployment. << MORE >>

In the final entry on the series of Facing Change . . . It’s the natural order of things, as in the subtle pendulum swing, to clear out the clutter – not only in your closet, but also in your mind . . . in order to make way for the new possibilities that are coming your way.<< MORE >>

It’s important to understand what works for you, what does not . . .and to recognize your signs for a pending pressure-cooker explosion. In this 2nd part of the topic on Facing Change, you will walk through a series of questions to help you face change in your life. << MORE >>

Just as a pendulum swings, so goes our life. And in a larger scale, so goes the world. This is part of 1 of 3 in a discussion about Facing Change. << MORE >>

Part 3 of 3 When stormy seas tend to wash over your bow, it calls for courage and confidence in one’s abilities. It calls for creativity and pulling together. Others around you may panic and turn away from their core values, doing things that are illegal, immoral or just plain wrong, often causing damage to others. How will you choose to behave?<< MORE >>

Part 2 of 3 When stormy seas tend to wash over your bow, it calls for courage and confidence in one’s abilities. It calls for creativity and pulling together. When sailing on the ocean, one can’t control the weather or other maladies that may try to weigh us down. The best we can do is study the situation, become expert in the skills needed, and then adjust the sails to move us toward the direction we wish to go. << MORE >>