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Are you still in that inner-struggle-early-stage-gotta-love-life-but-don’t-have-a-freakin’-clue-what-to-do-about-it phase?

The So You Wanna? site might be helpful to you to jump start the synapses and get you thinking about which path to jump on.

Plus, it’s just a lotta fun.

Check ‘er out.

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Hello.

A newbie here?  Welcome.

Wanna come back?

Subscribe free, two ways, and stay involved and in touch with Dream Jobs Dialog:

• SUBSCRIBE TO OUR FEED — in the upper-right hand corner of the page . . . lets you add Dream Jobs Dialog to your My Yahoo!, Google, NewsGator, Bloglines, and other popular feeder services pages.
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Either way, hope you’ll want to stay around and in touch.

And, in both cases, you can remove yourself anytime you want with a button press or two.  No pressure, no hassle, no sweat.

Thanks for looking at Dream Jobs Dialog.

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 Invest in YOU Inc.: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Click the above to listen to today’s Quickie Motivator.

Today’s Quickie Motivator Podcast comes from one of Jeffrey Gitomer’s little jewels, the Little Gold Book of YES! Attitude.  Let me know what you think of these podcasts.  I plan to do many more.

Note:  To save the file for later listening, right click on the Download link above, and select the Save Target As option to create a file on your computer.  Please holler if questions.

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A:  All of them.

PS  The trick?  Choosing one and sticking with it.

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Fun article and some nifty career and job advice, along with ideas, here at 25 Dream Jobs for Geeks.

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Click the above to listen to today’s Quickie Motivator.

Today’s Quickie Motivator Podcast comes from an unknown (at least to me), 17 Lies That Are Holding You Back & the Truth That Will Set You Free, by Steve Chandler.

Let me know what you think of these podcasts.  I plan to do many more.

Note:  To save the file for later listening, right click on the Download link above, and select the Save Target As option to create a file on your computer.  Please holler if questions.

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I always wanted to be a ___________________ [fill in the blank with your favorite coulda-shoulda-woulda dream job] but I couldn’t ever quite get there because ________________________ [now, fill in that blank with the excuse/reason/person/whatever that kept you from your dream job].

Ya know, if I ever hear someone tell me that again, I think I’m going to barf all over myself.  Really.  I just don’t want or know how to accept these kinds of comments.  As Bill Cosby might say, “Come on, People.”

I mean, really.  Do you believe that there’s really anything other than yourself who’s holding you back?  Unless you’re physically locked up, strapped down, or held hostage, I just can’t believe there’s not a way out and on to your dream job and the life that you want outside of cubicleville or burgerland or whatever other trap you’ve found yourself in.

So, it was with such incredible joy that I came across this passage from my favorite historian, David McCullough, in his gem of an essay called No Time to Read? and here it is:

Once upon a time in the dead of winter in the Dakota territory, Theodore Roosevelt took off in a makeshift boat down the Little Missouri River in pursuit of a couple of thieves who had stolen his prized rowboat. After several days on the river, he caught up and got the draw on them with his trusty Winchester, at which point they surrendered. Then Roosevelt set off in a borrowed wagon to haul the thieves cross-country to justice. They headed across the snow-covered wastes of the Badlands to the rail head at Dickinson, and Roosevelt walked the whole way, the entire 40 miles. It was an astonishing feat, what might be called a defining moment in Roosevelt’s eventful life. But what makes it especially memorable is that during that time, he managed to read all of Anna Karenina. I often think of that when I hear people say that they haven’t time to read.

All right now, Dream Jobber . . . you don’t have time to sink your teeth into prepping for something — a change in career — that you’ve wanted your whole life?

Come on, People!

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Need a resume?

Think again, says guru Seth Godin.

If you’re good, why not show ‘em what you’ve really got?  (Hint:  A resume can’t do that.)

If you’re not, why throw yourself into the pile?

See Godin’s take on this for more.

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I’ve recently  become affiliated with Fab Job, a publishing company that’s been producing ebook and print books on popular careers and jobs for the last few years.

They’re a solid outfit, and I think you’ll like what they do.

Click on Dream Careers to check out some of the dozens of cool dream jobs that Catherine and Tag Goulet have researched and write about.

Here’s what a reviewer at Amazon.com had to say about this tasty little collection of dream jobs:

This book is fantastic! It has great information not only about how we hold ourselves back from reaching our goals but, more importantly, it gives practical solutions and ideas about what to do to overcome those barriers. In addition, the quizzes helped me to get focused on what it is that I really want to do. Another thing worth mentioning is the great value — most books in this price range are thin (and so typically don’t offer any great substance). I highly recommend this book for anyone thinking of a career change.

In Dream Careers: How to Quickly Break Into a Fab Job, Tag and Catherine show you how to:

• Identify and quickly break into a career that’s ideal for you through fun and insightful exercises, quizzes and advice.
• Discover 101+ dream careers that are rarely advertised and get specific strategies to help you break in.
• Make a job application stand out, how to find a job through word of mouth, and even how to create your dream job.

Check out Dream Careers for an overview of dozens of different career possibilities.  Yummy dream job stuff!

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