Reinventing Yourself - Help Your Job Search With Social Media

Help Your Job Search With Social Media

A job search or reinventing yourself is an opportunity to make new contacts. Keep your search simple by using social media to network.

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Books About Recovery

Adult Children of Alcoholics
Janet Geringer Woititz
ISBN 1-55874-112-7
Amazon link

The Artist’s Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity
Julia Cameron
ISBN 0-87477-694-5
Amazon link

Love First: A New Approach to Intervention for Alcoholism and Drug Addiction
Jeff Jay and Debra Jay
ISBN 1-56838-521-8
Amazon Link

More Language of Letting Go
Melody Beattie
ISBN 978-1-56838-558-7
Amazon link

The 12 Steps for Adult Children
Friends in Recovery
ISBN 0-941405-12-5
Amazon link

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Do you have a reinventing yourself story?

Started by Kathy Berman Oct. 16, 2008.

Which job boards do you use the most?

Started by Kathy Berman Oct. 12, 2008.

What social media helps you the most?

Started by Kathy Berman Oct. 7, 2008.

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Understanding Narcissism

In my analysis of the past 5 months of the tsunami of emotions that I had after my husband left me, I have discovered that he is a narcissist personality. How did I not know? When you add that fact with the fact that I have found that I have been punishing myself for something I [...]

Some of My Favorite Prayers

I keep favorite prayers for extra defense for my battle with fear: (1) I have made mention of one of my favorite prayers. It is by Rumi and is titled “The Guest House”. Often times we are tempted to ignore feelings we may label as negative. But it is only by acknowledging them that they can [...]

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Creativity Book Four: The Vein of Gold

The Vein of Gold: A Journey to Your Creative Heart (Companion to The Artist’s Way) Julia Cameron ISBN 0-87477-836-0 Amazon link This journey to your creative heart begins with a chapter about setting out on your journey. The basic tools of morning pages, weekly artist date, cluster list, walking daily, walking an hour-long walk weekly, walking prayerfully, manifesting, and [...]

The Mind-Body Connection of Emotional Healing

Emotional health is directly connected to our physical health. Choosing healthy ways (exercise, meditation, centering, and deep breathing) to deal with stress go far toward our overall health. The mind-body connection is the way your body responds to how you think, feel and act. Some of the physical signs that your body and mind may be [...]

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Changemaker Blogs

"The concept of energy and the flow of that energy in the human body is the core of the current explosion in healing. The healing principle is to “balance” the energy in the body by using relaxation to counter the body’s reaction to stress.” The Berkeley Holistic Health Center

The Changemaker blogs integrate all the tools for living a healthy, balanced life.
Many times busy people will see or read something that they would love to integrate into their lives. But they lack the time to plan and execute a total health plan. For our “sound bite” society, we have created one topic blogs. Each blog is from all the topics on Changemaker.

Changemaker Blogs

kathyberman.com
answersbyemail.com
changemakergroups.com
cmlibrary.com
healingforyou.com
highenergygoals.com

Our goal is that each person using the Changemaker blogs can create and continually change her/his health plan. Health takes effort to maintain. Each of us needs to know what we need to do to attain our highest level of health.

Blog Posts

Finding What You Love

The paradox of self-discovery is that the more we understand ourselves, the more we understand and accept others. The more we know, the less we fear. A Course in Miracles teaches that there are only two main emotions: love and fear.

The Changemaker Test, designed to provide personality indicators--called labels--so anyone has some tools about themselves that they can study to see why they make the decisions and choices they make. Then from this foundation of self-discovery, he/she can continue… Continue

Posted by Kathy Berman on October 13, 2008 at 11:22am

What Do You Like to Do?

Over a 40 year period, I, Kathy Berman, have worked in eight different careers including teacher, education specialist, insurance/investment sales, addiction counselor, marketing specialist, manager of parks, manufactured home sales and author. The greatest gift from having had such diverse jobs is the reality that no one knows a job before they begin. We learn jobs on the job.

All the talents you are good at on your present job will be talents that you’ll use on new jobs/careers. List the 10 a… Continue

Posted by Kathy Berman on October 13, 2008 at 9:37am

Finding Your Calling

Every day since 1976, I have tried to follow God’s help for my life. I believe that God will help anyone who opens his/her life/heart to Him. But following His will is sometimes difficult. The difficulty is in not letting my ego interfere with my soul.

I keep several books in my “textbooks for my life” group. I keep these separate and available and use them as textbooks. One of them is Callings: Finding and Following an Authentic Life by Gregg Levoy. Listening to callings for a life dire… Continue

Posted by Kathy Berman on October 13, 2008 at 8:26am

Changing Jobs

Every year after the holidays, there is a large exodus of workers changing jobs. An excellent post about their reasons for leaving was written at dumb little man: tips for life. He and friends took the historical data for the 20% of employees and analyzed the data. They identified the 20% to be 178 employees.

The top motivator for change was money and of those with this reason, only 8 were at the top of his/her pay scale. 64% left for money concerns.… Continue

Posted by Kathy Berman on October 13, 2008 at 8:23am

The Changemaker Test

It is estimated by the age of 21, each of us has acquired 20,000 hours of negative self-talk. Learn to listen to the voices in your head. Whatever you are thinking is what you are feeling.

Everyone has many personality labels yet most of us resist being labeled. Over a lifetime, we each will have hundreds of labels because we each have unique life experiences. The main way we learn our labels is from others. We generally resist these learnings as it feels that the labels have a negative connota… Continue

Posted by Kathy Berman on October 13, 2008 at 8:17am