New Career: Starting Over Is Never An Option

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In my group coaching sessions inside CareerHMO, a common complaint from job seekers when it comes to contemplating a career change is, “I don’t want to start over.”

To which I say, “That’s okay, because you NEVER start over.”

Don’t be fooled into giving up dreams of a new career for this reason. It’s simply not true.

Watch this video to learn why you never have to start over. I also explain what you do need to do to make the change.

A new career is possible – but it’s up to you to connect-the-dots. Watch this video to learn how.

Your Next Step

If you are struggling to stay positive and motivated in your job search, then I suggest you watch all four videos from my new job search training.

This video series is 100% FREE and designed to help you understand what’s going wrong in your job search.

I created this resource for the average job seeker, especially those who’ve been unemployed for more than nine months.

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4 Comments

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   Robert Watcke

   February 21, 2013 at 10:07 AM

   We are a Business Intelligence Training and Consulting firm. I wanted to be able to give back to others need the help, in Business Intelligence and Analysis fields we searches jobs today and found over 200,000 jobs. Training would cost someone $5000 to $10,000 but what I am offering is far less. Ho can I reach the 1000′s who need my services?

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   df

   January 23, 2013 at 1:08 PM

   Having owned my own business for 15 years, I am interested in getting back into the workforce…. where do I start?

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     Robert Watcke

     February 21, 2013 at 10:08 AM

     We are a Business Intelligence Training and Consulting firm. I wanted to be able to give back to others need the help, in Business Intelligence and Analysis fields we searches jobs today and found over 200,000 jobs. Training would cost someone $5000 to $10,000 but what I am offering is far less.

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   DJ

   January 11, 2013 at 5:39 PM

   Absolutely on target. I have bridged 3 industries in my 25 years and all with great success. You could not have offered a better example on how to capitalize on transferability of skills. Business is about processes. Find the processes you master and apply them in a new industry. You will be amazed at how similar the industries are. Good luck!

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