Category Archives: unemployed
Job Loss Grief: The Unknown and Unacknowledged Emotion
You have either been laid off, downsized, right-sided, made redundant, let go, or whatever they called it, and you feel a wide range of emotions. Or maybe you don’t feel anything at all at the moment. All you know is you are now experiencing an unplanned change. Everything you thought about yourself, your job and […]
Intuitive Personal Assessment “A Career Self-Assessment Tool”
This blog is written by my friend Paul Rega. He is the author of an exciting new book titled, “How To Find A Job When There Are No Jobs”. In this blog, Paul writes about the Intuitive Personal Assessment which I endorse for anyone looking for a career whether you are a high school or […]
How to Discover What Is Sabotaging Your Job Search
What are you limiting beliefs? Last week I told that a limiting belief is something that holds you back from living the life you were meant to live. It is something that you have acquired from many different sources. The information you believe about yourself is false, but you believe it and trust it more […]
Is Your Job Search Sabotaged?
Sound like you? Do any of these statements sound familiar? I’ll never get a job. There are too many people out there looking. There are no jobs. I don’t know the right people. The above statements are limiting beliefs. They are sabotaging many job searchers. Those statements are wrong but seem real to the owner. […]
Job Loss and Self-Identity
Seven years ago I lost my job. It wasn’t just any job; I was working for my church. The church my family had been involved in for 100 years. I lost not only my job; I also lost where I went to church; the support system of people I had shared my faith with; the […]
