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Are you looking for sound advice in your search for the
perfect job? Check out Alison Doyle's easy-to-digest
About.com
Guide to Job Searching,
which will help you uncover the right job resources and
connections while clearly mapping out the necessary steps
for landing your dream career. You'll also find some of the
best job links on the About.com
Job Searching
site.
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Anything you care to know about the world of work—from
creating a resume and cover letter to unusual job
links, Dick Bolles' JobHuntersBible.com
has it all. Designed to supplement the 2008 edition
of his book, What
Color is Your
Parachute?,
this site will literally guide you on the path to
success.
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Is your life and career a little foggy? Barbara Sher—motivational
specialist, therapist, and career counselor—has a
handful of books to help you lift this fog, gain momentum
and get your life on the right path. Live
the Life You Love
provides ten step-by-step lessons to create a meaningful,
rewarding life, with exercises that are actually quite fun.
I
Could Do Anything If I Only Knew What It
Was explores the
basic fact that each of us really does know what we want.
Through creative exercises and fresh perspectives, Sher will
definitely help you to create your own luck, push past the
fears of success, and make your dreams come alive. Explore
barbarasher.com
for an overview of all her books and sign-up for her
inspiring eNewsletter.
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Career guru Alexandra
Levit
profiles over sixty of the coolest careers in
How'd
You Score that
Gig?,
with insider wisdom from young careerists in jobs
they love and how to take specific action steps for
breaking in. From a passion quiz to step-by-step
advice, the secrets of landing your dream job are
now yours to discover.
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If you were to start from scratch on finding a job on the
Internet, you might start with The
Riley Guide. It's
filled with link upon link of job resources, services,
forums, job listings and information guides. The site's
webmistress is also the author of the
Guide
to Internet Job Searching.
Quintessential
Careers includes
heaps of career resource links, ranging from job hunting
sites and career articles to cover letter and resume
sites.
Do what you like. Like what you do. Grab some gear from
Life
is Good and start
spreading good vibes.
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In what unique way can you jump-start your
short-term job adventure this year? Check out our
top five tips
for a job hunting energy
boost.
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Are you yearning for a life of adventure? Explore
Extraordinary
Jobs for Ordinary
People,
a weekly online newsletter for people who are tired
of doing what the system dictates.
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Are you looking for a regular dose of inspiration
and information to live a more fulfilling life of
doing what you love? Check out It's
Your Life,
a bi-monthly e-newsletter brought to you by
Changing
Course.
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Eccentric employment? Explore this
blog
of unusual, strange and interesting job
opportunities.
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Do what you love?
Paul Graham takes us through the
process.
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How to be creative? Here's 30
ways
from GapingVoid.com.
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Put
your retirement
on hold?
Work, rather than a leisure-based retirement, is a
far better choice for the second half of your
life.
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