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Recent Posts

Tips on Success from the Oldest Profession (0)

2/26/10 •

Had you heard that Kristen Stewart, sweet-faced Bella in the high grossing children’s movie, Twilight, is going to play a New Orleans hooker in her next outing, Welcome to the Rileys? A curious choice by the director, one might think, but it is perhaps another example of the current reappraisal, even glamorisation, of the oldest profession [...]

Set Out Your List of Jobs with Passion (0)

2/18/10 •

In my last post on career tools (three months ago, I’m afraid–sorry about that, but things have been busy), you drew up a list of of jobs or businesses which inspire you to a greater or lesser extent.
That list should hopefully have reached two, three or more dozen. Now it needs to be set out in [...]

Beyond the Palin II (0)

1/29/10 •

One or two interesting things have happened since my last post. Sarah Palin’s book tour was a stellar success, she has landed a new role with Fox News and her limelight in the Republican party has been dimmed somewhat by the stunning victory of Scott “Centerfold” Brown to the Senate.
But none of this changes the [...]

Beyond the Palin? (0)

11/27/09 •

So Sarah Palin is back on the campaign trail, well, a national tour to promote her book, Going Rogue, she says, but we all know better. We missed her. Love her or loathe her, and she does seem to invite extreme reactions in people, she sure livens up the news. Last year’s presidential contest looked [...]

How to Find a Job with Passion: Part II (0)

11/13/09 •

Okay, you already have before you a list of 20, 30, 40 or so jobs that may inspire you to varying degrees. Time to extend the list…
So far you have only looked at your family, friends, and colleagues – and at their friends, family, and colleagues. How about your fellow interest sharers? Do you belong [...]