Are You Looking For A Job or Career?
11/04/10 18:28
Are you looking for a job or a career and what’s the difference? Many of you who have subscribed to my free information are probably looking for job in your career track, yes? The problem you may be finding is that you find yourself, as the rest of your global friends, in a market where it APPEARS that good or great jobs are scarce.
So what we’re going to do in this forum is share information, strategies and tactics that will hopefully help you find or create the career you’ve always wanted.
In any economy one of the first things you’re going to have to do is know pretty clearly WHAT you really would like to be doing from day to day. And, second you’ll need to find out if there is anything in your market area that’s remotely related to your career goal. Sometimes we cannot find exactly what we want, but we can find something which meets our career goals and falls within our M.A.P. I hope this makes sense. If you haven’t listened to the M.A.P. It! program, get it right here.
Why is it so important to know clearly what you want to do? Why should your career goals fit your M.A.P.?
Although I’ll cover this in more detail later, the biggest reason is that in order to do the research, knock on the doors and persuade someone to either hire you or contract with you, you’re going to need to demonstrate to them that you’re someone who knows what they want, where they’re going and can add value to their business or organization. Does this make sense?
I’d like to hear from you all. Tell me where you live, what careers you’re transitioning to and anything else you’d like to share. This information will help me zero-in on your specific needs.
Warmly,
Michael Williams
So what we’re going to do in this forum is share information, strategies and tactics that will hopefully help you find or create the career you’ve always wanted.
In any economy one of the first things you’re going to have to do is know pretty clearly WHAT you really would like to be doing from day to day. And, second you’ll need to find out if there is anything in your market area that’s remotely related to your career goal. Sometimes we cannot find exactly what we want, but we can find something which meets our career goals and falls within our M.A.P. I hope this makes sense. If you haven’t listened to the M.A.P. It! program, get it right here.
Why is it so important to know clearly what you want to do? Why should your career goals fit your M.A.P.?
Although I’ll cover this in more detail later, the biggest reason is that in order to do the research, knock on the doors and persuade someone to either hire you or contract with you, you’re going to need to demonstrate to them that you’re someone who knows what they want, where they’re going and can add value to their business or organization. Does this make sense?
I’d like to hear from you all. Tell me where you live, what careers you’re transitioning to and anything else you’d like to share. This information will help me zero-in on your specific needs.
Warmly,
Michael Williams
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