Comments on: Listen to Your Career Vibrations http://lifedev.net/2008/11/listen-to-your-career-vibrations/ Helping Creative People Create Tue, 16 Mar 2010 10:01:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Work Happy Now! » Blog Archive » Spreading the Work Happiness Messagehttp://lifedev.net/2008/11/listen-to-your-career-vibrations/comment-page-1/#comment-12437 Work Happy Now! » Blog Archive » Spreading the Work Happiness Message Sun, 26 Apr 2009 22:47:56 +0000 http://lifedev.net/?p=729#comment-12437 [...] Listen to Your Career Vibrations [...] [...] Listen to Your Career Vibrations [...]

]]> By: Sandrahttp://lifedev.net/2008/11/listen-to-your-career-vibrations/comment-page-1/#comment-12611 Sandra Thu, 04 Dec 2008 16:27:19 +0000 http://lifedev.net/?p=729#comment-12611 Kari,<br>I'm late for work because, as usual, I am sitting in front of my computer learning, scheming and day dreaming. I am exactly like you! Worked in marketing. Left. Work as a teacher. Want to leave. I've always loved researching careers and reading about people who love their jobs. I think my next career as right under your nose as well as mine. I am an excellent teacher, I love to write, I love blogging, I love helping people in pragmatic ways - not touch feely, fluffy kinds of ways.<br><br>I would love to hear more about your transition.<br><br>Sandra Kari,
I'm late for work because, as usual, I am sitting in front of my computer learning, scheming and day dreaming. I am exactly like you! Worked in marketing. Left. Work as a teacher. Want to leave. I've always loved researching careers and reading about people who love their jobs. I think my next career as right under your nose as well as mine. I am an excellent teacher, I love to write, I love blogging, I love helping people in pragmatic ways – not touch feely, fluffy kinds of ways.

I would love to hear more about your transition.

Sandra

]]> By: Deshawn Romerohttp://lifedev.net/2008/11/listen-to-your-career-vibrations/comment-page-1/#comment-12610 Deshawn Romero Wed, 19 Nov 2008 05:50:12 +0000 http://lifedev.net/?p=729#comment-12610 Learned this point from some business summaries I've been receiving from <a href="http://www.bizsum.com" rel="nofollow">www.bizsum.com</a> since the time I've subscribed to them:<br><br>"Becoming a good decision maker will make you an asset to your organization. There is no guaranteed success formula in decision making. When you made a decision that failed what makes you an effective individual is your ability to assess the damage and review the situation to see how you could refine the decision again and put it into action."<br><br>Very nice and beneficial post! :-) Learned this point from some business summaries I've been receiving from http://www.bizsum.com since the time I've subscribed to them:

“Becoming a good decision maker will make you an asset to your organization. There is no guaranteed success formula in decision making. When you made a decision that failed what makes you an effective individual is your ability to assess the damage and review the situation to see how you could refine the decision again and put it into action.”

Very nice and beneficial post! :-)

]]> By: Karl Staib - Work Happy Nowhttp://lifedev.net/2008/11/listen-to-your-career-vibrations/comment-page-1/#comment-12609 Karl Staib - Work Happy Now Tue, 11 Nov 2008 19:43:42 +0000 http://lifedev.net/?p=729#comment-12609 Our careers are so much more than how much money we make. We must stay in tune with what we really need to make us happy. That's why I wrote this post. To get people to really think about what pulls them to do great work. Let's stop forcing ourselves to work hard and let ourselves be pulled to do an awesome job at whatever we choose. <br><br>When we watch our emotions, which create our reactions, we can develop our careers to make our lives better.<br><br>I always get a kick out of seeing my posts on other people's blogs. Thanks Glen! Our careers are so much more than how much money we make. We must stay in tune with what we really need to make us happy. That's why I wrote this post. To get people to really think about what pulls them to do great work. Let's stop forcing ourselves to work hard and let ourselves be pulled to do an awesome job at whatever we choose.

When we watch our emotions, which create our reactions, we can develop our careers to make our lives better.

I always get a kick out of seeing my posts on other people's blogs. Thanks Glen!

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