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http://nanashi-inc.net/weblog/2008/swallowing-my-pride/. I’ve come to the conclusion that if I want to have a steady flow of income that will not only allow me to pay my bills, but to also be able to save some away for a rainy day or go on a minor little splurge, then I have to swallow my pride.

Construction employment is growing in 1 out of 4 metropolitan areas. At the State level, Texas had the most new Construction jobs by a wide margin (25,300) for the 12 months ending August 2008. Next was Louisiana (2,800), Oklahoma (1,800),...

A Good Way to Lose Weight : Go On TV October 05th, 2008 | Category: Health News It’s so funny the sheer number of reality shows we have these days.  I think that at one point, reality shows may have outnumbered actual production and script shows, but at least that trend seems to be somewhat

Leptin Breakthrough Solves Obesity and Related Disease October 05th, 2008 | Category: Fitness Recent groundbreaking dietary discoveries are making permanent weight loss possible. Byron J. Richards, CCN, expert clinical nutritionist, has found the key to solving yo-yo dieting, binge eating, stress eating, low thyroid problems, and disease associated with obesity.

1. Start with the known -- If you've been laid off, excessed in a merger, or just want out of your current field it often helps to pursue companies, industries, and functions that have some connection to your field. These...

In response to these two posts by PhysioProf and at Blue Lab Coats, I thought I'd write a little bit more about how I am limiting my job search and why I refuse to engage in broadcast spawning this time around.

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For a little departure today, I’m going to offer my take on Richard Nelson Bolles’ What Color Is Your Parachute?, the undisputed heavyweight champion of the career advice genre.  Parachute has sold over nine million copies since its 1970 debut, is still updated annually, and is the most popular

Many years ago, when I was between my first and second marriage, I found a delightful little book entitled The Divorced Woman's Guide to Meeting New Men. The basic premise of the book was that you need to "put yourself...

During the last financial services downturn in 2002 when the the dot.com bubble burst, I worked as a recruiter in London’s financial district. The market was tough and we were all feeling pretty low - not too dissimilar to the...