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Take Your Career To The Next Level
 Many athletes tell us that, after a few years in the workforce, they are ready to take their career to new heights. They are in their first, second, or third job. However, they haven't yet had that breakthrough opportunity or found a position that ignites their passion. In some cases, they want to start all over again with a new career direction. The problem is that it is not easy to find that perfect career or get to the next level alone...to the tools that will clarify your talents and passions...the methods to research companies and jobs that offer the best salaries...and to the secrets of finding career opportunities before they are even posted to the general public.
These tools, methods, and secrets are out there - and we can share them with you. We have created a unique opportunity through our partnership with Elite Pro Coaching. This is a powerful program for former athletes who have been in the workforce for a few years and want to take their career to the next level, either by finding that next perfect job, or by starting in a totally new career direction. Look, you can be ìpenny wise and pound foolishî and spend time piecing together this information on your own, hoping you find what you need to succeed, or you can invest in your future and get everything you need right now, in one convenient program, through expert advice and support.
Our program includes the following crucial information that you ABSOLUTELY must have in order to succeed in your new job search and career:
Create a Plan: As soon as you join, you get a plan to achieve your immediate career goals and take action to get the position you want.
Networking: How to network effectively.
Market Yourself: How to market yourself and find employment based on your strengths. Our research has proven that many athletes simply do not know how to communicate their value to employers. We show you how.
Dress For Success: Dress yourself to make the impression you want to make.
Letís Talk Business: Learn to speak the language of business, so that you prepare yourself for interviews or in front of clients and also impress your colleagues.
Time Management: Manage your time to get the best results with the least effort.
Our program is led by former professional athletes and career transition experts. To learn more and sign up, please go to http://www.athletecareeru.com/postplaying.jsp
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Moving Your Career Forward
 If you are like most people, you lead a busy life. When do you have time to think about moving your career forward? When making any change, the key is to slow down and focus on just one thing at a time.
You must evaluate the different aspects of your life, concentrating on discovering what best suits you. Discover what jobs you are best at, what kind of work environment brings out your star qualities, and how you react in networking and interview situations. Discovering the real you will help establish a strategy for career growth.
No matter what career issues you desire to improve, below are seven strategies to help you focus on your career goals.
1. Ask a powerful question.
Ask yourself one burning question about your career. Use this question to drive the rest of your strategy. Is your question, Should I change careers?, Should I start my own business?, How do I learn office politics?, Who would be an excellent mentor for me?, or the age old query, What do I want to do with my life?
2. Get focused.
Get as specific as you can, and then, write your burning question down. For instance don't simply ask; What do I want to do with my life? Instead ask; What do I want to accomplish by the time I am sixty years old? Put your question somewhere you will see it every day such as on your appointment book, your calendar or your refrigerator.
3. Remove distractions.
Do something that will reduce your stress. Career change is tough; managing it requires that you remain focused. Consider taking up yoga, getting a massage or exercising. Replace worry, avoidance, procrastination and denial with emotional and physical well-being.
Eliminate nonessential busy work that hinders you from reaching your goals. Leave this type of work for later, grouping similar tasks together, hiring someone else to do it, or giving it up altogether...continued here |
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