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Article 1. How To Change You Career Easily

Recent surveys suggest that, given the chance, about four out of 10 people would change career tomorrow and a further 3 probably would. The most popular reason given would be to earn more. But others want a new challenge, to do something more fulfilling, or to have a better quality of life.

If you are one of these who might, what's stopping you? It's probably only lack of the right information...

But let me tell you how you can get the information you need quickly and easily.

Simply stated there are only two things stopping you from making the successful career change you dream of - belief and action. Or in my terms: PMA + SMA = Career Change Success

But everyone goes on about PMA - Positive Mental Attitude, don't they? What does it mean?

To some extent we all have some influence over the things that happen to us. I don't mean to say that we can make everything work out right all of the time, but we can hold an attitude of expecting things to go right.

It also means belief in yourself; that you have the skills and experience; qualities and attributes that will benefit a new employer. The one who wins isn't necessarily the one who can, but the one who thinks he can. So if you are going to make that career change, you must think you can.

Belief in yourself is also about being true to yourself and your core values. It's not about short-term gains, 'acing' interviews or 'finessing' your way into a high-paying job that you've no real hope of holding down. The move you make must be consistent with your core values otherwise you won't achieve that all important career satisfaction. If you get there by the wrong means, you'll probably end up as one of the four in ten again!

So you should start your career change process by being clear in your mind about:

• what you really enjoy doing;
• what makes your work satisfying, great fun, fraught, or dull;
• what you're good at and want to continue doing;
• what's important to you;
• and how your decisions affect those close to you.

You can work out the answers to these questions from my advice on your skills analysis, your contributions and your values - then your career change becomes career reality!

But only if you use the second part of my formula - SMA by which I mean Sustained Meaningful Activity. In other words do the things you need to do, for as long as you need to do them, until the career change you want to achieve becomes career reality.

What are the things you need to do?

• Follow all the advice you can get and be clear that you have the skills and capacity to present a compelling case to a new employer.
• Work out how you will make your case come alive by preparing scenarios and stories that colourfully illustrate how your experience brings value and benefits to the new organization.
• Be prepared for disappointment - you may not get there first time - but stay positive and don't just give up. Move on to the next one right away.
• Build up your network of people who can support, advise and challenge you; most people will be very pleased to help.
• Get your CV or resume updated and reviewed by someone you respect.
• Research potential businesses that may have the right type of opportunity, but are also likely to be consistent with your values.
• Ask questions at interview so you can gauge whether the opportunity is right or simply 'there'.
• Make sure your writing skills are up to the task of producing not only excellent application cover letters, but also carefully crafted target letters for the direct approach to employers.
• Be clear how you can access the 'unadvertised' jobs market, by networking, research and targeting.
• Maintain your confidence and optimism and never quit, give up or give in - you know you can do it, so keep going till you get there.

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Article 2. Change Your Career

Are you ready to change your career? If so you're not alone because as many as 7 in 10 people would change if it was possible.

Perhaps you are more determined or you feel forced into a change; either way I am certain you will have thought about ways to change your career that involve working from home or working online, perhaps even internet marketing.

Internet marketing is the most commonly proposed idea to start over with your career, promising as it does the opportunity to work when and how you wish and make lots of money very easily.

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It's very understandable why many people want to go down that route, but the fact of the matter is that less than half of one percent are able to replace their full time income in under two years. Living without an income for that period of time is well beyond most people's means regardless of the expected eventual payoff!

Instead let me show you the surest and easiest ways to change your career, get it back on top form and enhance your income through changes to your existing job. Build that up first THEN you can start to move into the online world from a stronger foundation.

When you approach it this way, you're going to feel good again about your job and career; you'll get a renewed sense of career satisfaction from it and I promise you that you can do it if you believe in yourself.

To change your career, work on the job you have (unless you don't have one) and start by changing small aspects of it.

To do this you need to think about how to:

* work out your goals and targets
* build up your self confidence
* enhance your Resume or CV
* create a self-marketing strategy that works;
* find out how to get from where you are to where you want to be;
* learn how to answer tough interview questions;
* polish your interview presentation skills;
* produce exemplary covering letters and job applications;
* access hidden or unadvertised jobs easily
* stay motivated throughout your career change;
* finally win the job you want.

When you change your career is your decision, but throwing away what you already have may not be the wisest decision, so follow this advice and change the easier parts first, then you can decide what follows.

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