Follow your own advice and see if your coaching works.
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1How to Ask for a Job Application
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2How to Get Job Training
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3How to Get Job Referrals
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4How To Get Your Foot in the Door
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5How to Make Your Liberal Arts Degree Sound Legit
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6How To Find a Job Online
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7How To Fill Out a Job Application
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8How To Find a Job
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9How To Change Careers
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10How To Find Good Jobs Without a College Degree
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11How To Get a Job in a Foreign Country
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12How To List References
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13How to Send a Resume
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14How to Avoid Writing an Awful Cover Letter
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15How to List Volunteer Experience on a Resume
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16How To Streamline Your Resume
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17How To Write an Error-Free Resume
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18How To Write a Cover Letter
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19How To Write a Resume
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20How To Master Online Career Networking
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21How To Network
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22How to Get Your College Transcript
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27How To Keep on Good Terms With Your Former Employer
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28How To Leave a Job on Good Terms
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You Will Need
- Intuition
- Values
- A pen and paper
- Affirmations
- A trusted friend
- Priorities
- Self-help books (optional)
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Step 1
Ask if your choices are good
Counsel yourself on each life question by questioning every choice in terms of your long-term physical and psychic health. Trust your intuition about whether something feels right.
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Step 2
Examine your values
Examine your values and write them down. Be certain that they are served by the choices you make.
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Step 3
Challenge yourself
Challenge yourself to face denials. Be affirmative about your worth.
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Tip
Ask yourself specifically what you need to do to be happy.
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Step 4
Prioritize your time
Prioritize the demands on your time. Identify what is of greatest meaning and consequence for you.
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Tip
Read self-help books that relate to your situation or life experiences.
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Step 5
Avoid trying to control others
Ask yourself where the line is between your business and others'. Don’t attempt to control people or make decisions for them.
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Step 6
Request help
Request help, trusting your intuition again to find the right and rational person to engage.
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Step 7
Make a list of priorities
Make a list of priorities for your life complete with changes you want to make. Include deadlines to evaluate progress.
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Fact
Did you know? Former New York Times reporter Jayson Blair, who resigned amid a scandal involving fabrications and plagiarism, reinvented himself as a certified life coach.
