It's been quite a while since I posted here.  The truth?  I have been so busy loving my job and my clients I've barely had time to focus on my creative endeavors such as this blog.  And I'm missing it.  Yes, it's important to help business partners in California strategically re-position their business.  Yes, it's important to help an executive in Europe position himself for break through performance.  Yes, it's important to help a successful director pinpoint his next best career move and launch a covert job search.   It's my pleasure to serve these clients and so many more.  And I'm missing my creative work.  It feeds me.  It's a big part of why I love my job.  It's time to re-position my business.  New Year's is traditionally the time for a fresh start - I have 6 weeks to craft a plan and shift things around.  More to come....
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So you don't love your job.  Why don't you just make a change?  Not that simple, right?  Laugh along with the advice in this video clip and be kind to yourself as you find a path to change the way you experience work.
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I am a big fan of folks who don't do things a certain way because that's how they have always been done.  I love this peek into the way Jason experiences work.  What can you change to increase the work you love?
http://www.inc.com/magazine/20091101/the-way-i-work-jason-fried-of-37signals_pagen_2.html
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Where do you do your best work?
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Map to Happiness 10/17/2010
 
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Seems simple enough, doesn't it?

Simple, yes.

Easy, not always.

Source:  OnceConsciousness.org
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What do you think would be the best job in the world?

In January 2009 Tourism Queensland embarked on a global search to fill "the best job in the world:  The search was on for an island caretaker to explore the Islands of the Great Barrier Reef in Queensland Australia and report back to the world about their experiences.  The offer was a salary of AUD $150,000 for a six month position with live-in luxury accommodation on Hamilton Island and the opportunity to explore all that the region has to offer.

Whatever happened to the guy who won the contest for the job billed as the best in the world?    Check out Ben's blog for an update.   http://www.islandreefjob.com/
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Alumni from Riverdance, Suzanne Cleary and Peter Harding, teamed up with film-maker Jonny Reed to stretch the concept of Irish Dance to its limits.
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