My 18 Hour Job Search
If you’ve ever wondered if authors of job hunting books ever take their own advice in their job hunts, wonder no more. This one does.

I’m going to share with you how I used the Law of Attraction to bring me not just a job, and not just a good job, but a fantastic, brand new job that was created for me a mere 18 hours after getting laid off right before the Christmas holidays and then an even more incredible position that was handed to me five months later. Read More>>

Four Steps to Your Dream Job
Does this sound familiar? You’re job hunting and doing everything you’ve been told to do: sending out waves of resumes with little or no response, networking like crazy in the hopes of making some sort of useful connection, and going on frustrating, pointless interviews. Read More >>

Be a Contrarian
Are you ready to get the job of your dreams? You can, but you’ll need to take a good, hard look at your two most important marketing pieces, your resume and cover letter. Read More >>

Ask and the Job is Yours
You’ve be taught to be believe that job hunting is hard, and you should expect a long, difficult and problem-filled struggle. Well, if that’s what you believe, then that’s how your job hunt will be. It doesn’t have to be that way, and this article will explain why. Read More>>

Get the Job by Having It
The Traditional System of job hunting is all about the process of getting hired – the minutia of resume writing, the intricacies of structuring your cover letter and the detailed dynamics of pitching yourself in person. Read More >>

Don’t “Sell Yourself” Short
Our society teaches that you have to “sell yourself” to get hired and if you don’t pitch, push or pressure an employer or recruiter, you don’t stand a chance of getting hired. You believe even though you’re great at what you do, you’re facing formidable competition from dozens or hundreds of other candidates as good as, or better than, you. Read More >>

Hello, Rookie Professionals!
You did it! You made it through unending years of school, spent hours doing homework, projects and papers, and sat through mindless classes while you fantasized about being free to do what you want. And now you are. Well, what’s next? Read More >>

The Poison of Fear
You know the feeling – it’s that grip of terror eating at your stomach when you look at your bank account and realize with horror that you won’t be able to meet your bills this month. Read More >>

“No” is Nothing to Be Afraid Of
Recently, I sat with “Sue,” who was experiencing a career crisis. Sue wanted to sell commercial air time for a Hispanic radio station in town, but was convinced she could never get through to the station’s sales manager. Read More >>

Reality 101: The Job Hunting Class You Didn’t Take
It’s the final stretch of your senior year, and you’re chomping at the bit. It’s just a matter of months now until you’re out of school, so you’re gearing up for what’s next. If graduate school isn’t on the immediate horizon, chances are you’ll be looking for your first real job. Read More >>

Hello, It’s Human Resources Calling
It’s 7:30 PM on a Saturday night. You’re just about ready to head out the door for a night of fun when the phone rings. OMG! It’s someone calling about that job you applied for last week and they have some questions to ask you. What do you do? Read More >>

Job Hunting? No Contest
There’s a popular belief that job hunting is a fierce battle. It’s you against other candidates, belligerent or bored HR screeners and disinterested employers. Here’s how one job hunting advice website wants you to gear up to look for a new job. Read More >>

Your Next Blind Date
If you do any kind of research on job interviews, invariably, the topic of job interview jitters comes up. You’ll read all about stress and its symptoms, such as dry mouth, shaking hands, tight muscles, forgetfulness, quick breathing, increased blood pressure, nervous habits, perspiring, poor speech patterns, upset stomachs, and fast heart rates. Read More >>

Job Hunt Not Working? Do Nothing!
Have you ever noticed that traditional job hunting is all about doing something – making phone calls, sending emails, reading the job boards, “networking,” etc.? Read More >>

Walk Into the Meeting and Walk Out With the Job
Do you want to know how to walk into a job interview and walk out with a job? The concepts I’m about to share with you are very simple yet powerful, and they work. I know; I’ve used them for 35 years and have gotten every job I ever wanted. Use these concepts and like me, you can know with absolute assurance that when you walk into the meeting and decide you want it that you can walk out with the job. Read More >>

The Only Job-Finding Tool You’ll Ever Need
You may think that hearing “You’re hired!” is a matter of luck – you’ve got to say just the right thing in just the right way, have all the stars aligned in your favor and pray all the other candidates mess things up, and there are so many things that can go wrong that even the thought of job hunting makes you ill. Read More >>