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The Confident Body Talks
October 22, 2009 – 8:55 am | No Comment

When we talk about determining confidence in a person, their words may not be the most reliable source for accessing this information. The reason: people can decide consciously to tell you anything they want. While words are important, it is critical to never forget that much of your communication will be non-verbal.

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Relationships

Love is a force that acts a lot like the ocean: at times it seems stronger or weaker, but at all times it is shaping the world around it, renewing things and keeping things alive.

Self-growth

The life you’re living at this moment is a direct reflection of how you feel about yourself? Look around, what you see is just what you think you deserve.

Parenting

Parenthood does not come with a manual but it should. Not every decision you make for your child will be the right one but you will try to make each one the correct decision.

Single Life

Although being single can at times be quite disheartening, you can make it a time of great energy, renewal, and hope if you choose to do so.

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Addressing Gaps in Your Employment History
October 22, 2009 – 9:14 am | No Comment
Addressing Gaps in Your Employment History

In today’s tough job market, it is important to carefully present your professional work experience to avoid being perceived as unreliable or unstable. Even though we’re in a global recession, recruitment managers will still view unexplained gaps on your résumé as a red flag, particularly if you’re male.

Project the Right Image on Your Résumé
September 30, 2009 – 4:08 am | No Comment
Project the Right Image on Your Résumé

Creating a strong résumé begins with understanding how to control your image. Every job title, every phrase and every verb you use on your résumé causes a potential recruiter to make assumptions about you that either detract from, or add to, your image.