By Martin Haworth
For many people, the fear and worry of losing their job is a huge blow to them. Yet more and more people are seeing such a challenge more as the kick in the butt they needed, to enable them to achieve much more from their life than they ever thought possible.
Even better...they not only grasp the opportunity, but they enjoy life much, much more.
Being let go; suffering redundancy; experiencing downsizing are all very different ways of saying the same thing.
Your employer doesn't want you any more.
Suddenly, that place; those people you've been bitching about for years, seems so much more attractive than it did yesterday - and you are going to fight tooth and nail to hang in there.
But wait, maybe there's something in you that relishes the chance to move on and do something different.
Maybe it's time to revisit your values and see what is missing from your life - and not blindly rush into the nearest 'clone' job to the one you've been doing.
For all those years when you didn't quite fit. Where the role you had caused you some unease, there is something to learn.
Is it not possible that you were something of a square peg, who over the years had done your best to fit into the round hole of your career?
So, think about the things you truly love. The types of way you want to spend your time and take the opportunity to move on as a sign. Time to look for an alternative future that better suits the person you really are.
This can be a challenging time, yet if you see the possibilities and seize the moment, it can be one of the most stimulating phases of your life.
Martin Haworth is a personal development coach, with an expertise in career development. Checkout the free six-part e-course at Martin Haworth's website,http://www.
ADVICE WEDNESDAY: How to Make the Most of Redundancy
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INTERVIEW FRIDAY: Independent Recording Artist MINDY GLEDHILL
Labels: Interview Friday Series | author: On A RollInterview Friday has been quite a hit! We are so excited to be able to share with you all an interview with Mindy Gledhill about being an independent recording artist. Our family owns all of the lullaby CD's that she was a part of and we absolutely LOVE her new album. What a gorgeous voice!
A big thank you to Mindy for taking the time to give us all her experience and advice! Enjoy! (PS- Be sure to check out how to connect with Mindy at the end of the post and her LATEST MUSIC VIDEO POSTED AFTER THIS ONE!)
Interview Questions:
Q. Please tell us about yourself and what people, influences, events or desires led you to your profession.
As a child, I noticed that music came naturally to me. I loved lying on the ground under the piano when my sisters would practice Debussy and Rachmoninoff. Soon, I began to hear harmonies in all things with an audible frequency, such as the microwave or the honking horn of the family van. It wasn’t until I was 16 that I began any formal training with voice lessons. But even then, I didn’t make auditions for the high school Chamber Choir or the school musical. I sought for experience that would make me better. I found an internship at a recording studio and went to every class I could find on improving myself musically. After failing the written test three times to attend the school of music in college, I finally passed by the skin of my teeth. Not long after that I signed a record deal with a faith centered record label in Salt Lake City. Since that time, I released one record with them and two on my own.
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ADVICE WEDNESDAY: with a little laugh!
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