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1). "Fuzzy Headed" Job Goals Lead to a "Fuzzy Headed" Life "Fuzzy Headed" Job Goals Lead to a "Fuzzy Headed" LifeMay I clarify in this article what I believe to be "fuzzy headed" life a 2). Are You a Martryr to Your Job? I think we know of martyrs who have died for great causes. They had a "calling" to become sacrificial to a purpose larger than they had imagined 3). Are You Lying to Yourself About Your Job Search? Are You Lying to Yourself About Your Job Search Goals?It is hard to honestly define a job goalfor oneself. An honest decision 4). Are Your Intentions Clear in Your Job Search? 1. Do you REALLY know what you want? 2. Do you know yourself well? What your interests, talents, and transferable skills are? 5). Build a Success Team Within Your Job Search BUILD A SUCCESS TEAM WITHIN YOUR JOB SEARCHThe concept of a success team is a greatconcept devised by Barbara Sher of:WISH 6). Change Your Career, Change Your Life! Lots of times I see and talk to people who are tired, bored and burnt out of their current jobs. I'm not sure what causes this dis- satisf 7). Do You Have "Excuse-itis" When Looking for a Job? Do You Have "Excuse-itis"When Looking for a Job? How many times have you done or heard someon else say: "I don't have the time 8). Read a Good Job Search Book Today READ A GOOD JOB SEARCH BOOK TODAYYes, you can get free guidancefrom a job search book. Myyearly favorite is: WHAT COLOR 9). Resolutions in the Job Search Just Don't Work! New Year's Resolutions in the Job Search Just Don't Work!Let me explain about why I thinkresolutions to find a new job don 10). Spiffy Life Sayings Spiffy Life Sayings1. Walking in a mud puddle will spoilyour interview costume. Watch your step!2. In an interview, really 11). Trustging Oneself in the Job Search I often talk to people casually about their lives and jobs. (That is always a way to start a conversation. We ask the question: "What do you do"?