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Find Yourself Unemployed? Now What?
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Your job has been eliminated, companies are not hiring, you are part of the unemployment and where do you go from here? I understand how you feel. I was job hunting in summer of 07. It took me 4 months to find a job and thank goodness for my residual income. My mom’s job was eliminated right before thanksgiving 08. She worked for them for 20 years and lost a sense of identity with the job loss. What are your options?
Be willing to grow as a person. Change is not easy and as they say when one door closes another one opens. We have to be willing to see and open the new door. So find an interest through reading books and interest that makes you feel like a kid again. Some books I have read to guide me are as follows.
Stand Like Mountain, Flow Like Water By Brian Luke Seaword
Simple Abundance By Sarah Ban Breathnach
The People Code By Taylor Hartman
Color Your Future By Taylor Hartman
Toa of Equus By Linda Kohanov
I loved the Toa of Equus because I love horses. See how this works. If you love golf then look for a book that relates to golf and self-growth. In the corporate world there is usually training to help you grow and the same goes for self employment.
Get involved in local networking events. My area has a local networking group that is just for the unemployed. It is a great place to figure out where to go next. There are a variety of people looking for jobs and one of them may know someone to help you. The added benefit is it gets you out of the house meeting people. It is important to form a schedule just like when you had a job. Now you get to do what you want. This may lead you to explore working from home.

Meet people you want to aspire too or that you value. Give them a call or email them to learn from their experiences. If you find a mentor in the process that is even better!
A great place to meet people is in seminars. You can find them in various places for free. Look in magazine of interest to you, on bulletin boards, and newspaper. For example, I’m interested in natural healing so I pick up local healing magazines and attend free 1 hour or so seminars to broaden my knowledge and meet people.
As you get out there and network with people you are sharpening your skills while finding your interest. You meet other entrepreneurs working from home to aid in your research. I am always willing to help and feel free to contact me at the university.
‘Work hard on your job and you can make more money, work hard on yourself and you can make millions’- unknown author
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