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ATTRACTING THAT PERFECT, LASTING SUCCESSFUL CAREER
| Guest post by: Anne Marie Evers |
Article Overview: PROVEN WAYS, METHODS AND AFFIRMATIONS TO ATTRACT AND KEEP THAT WONDERFUL CAREER/POSITION FO RYOU RIGHT HERE AND RIGHT NOW!
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ATTRACTING THAT PERFECT, LASTING SUCCESSFUL CAREER
POWERFUL, PROVEN HINTS
The Search
If you are unemployed or short of cash, remember that being broke is just a temporary condition, whereas being poor is a state of mind. What you believe to be true is the key to releasing your old, negative beliefs of unhappiness and lack.
Make positive Affirmations about wealth. To create more abundance in your life, use your thoughts and mind to create the perfect, lasting, successful career for you. A successful, profitable career can bring money, wealth, and security.
• Tell friends and associates that you are looking for that special career.
• Check out newspaper advertisements and employment agencies.
• Spend some extra money on having an excellent résumé professionally prepared.
• Have business cards printed, to introduce you to your prospective employer in a professional manner.
The Day Before the interview
Mentally visualize—in vivid Technicolor—exactly how you wish the interview to progress.
Bring the five senses into your creative visualization.
1. See your interviewer (just a rough sketch is fine).
2. Hear him or her saying, “(Your name), I am so pleased to say I have scheduled you for a second interview with the president. This is just a formality. You have the position.”
3. Feel the joy and pride at being selected for the position.
4. Smell some cologne, flowers, or perfume.
5. Taste a tangy mint.
Then step ahead two to three weeks or months and picture yourself in that career. Be certain to put yourself in the picture.
• Before the appointment, find out all you can about the company and, if possible, the person who will be interviewing you. If your prospective interviewer is a golfer, speak about golfing. If he or she likes to fish, talk about fishing, etc.
• Talk about the other person’s interest; make the person feel he or she is the most important person in the world at that moment.
The Interview
• Stay calm. Do not allow yourself to become desperate or overanxious.
• Be punctual, neat, clean, and well dressed.
• Be confident. Shake hands firmly and make frequent eye contact with the interviewer.
• Smile and be yourself.
• Speak clearly and professionally and avoid using slang.
• Never speak negatively about previous employers or divulge trade secrets.
• Employers like and appreciate people who are interesting, relaxed, competent, and willing to learn.
• Show your prospective employers you are sincerely interested in working with their company.
• Practise empathetic listening. Really hear what the interviewer is saying.
• Respect the opinions of the interviewer and make comment, when appropriate.
• It is nice to be important, but it is far more important to be nice.
• Concentrate on what you have learned from previous work experiences. Refrain from acting like a know-it-all.
Employer Relationships
Sometimes we transfer our fear from our spouse or family members to our employer.
• Do you fear your employer?
• Is your boss a controlling person?
• Do you experience fear of failure or rejection?
Keep personalities out of the workplace. Personal problems belong at home.
Job Evaluation
When you are about to be evaluated, here are some points to bear in mind.
• Really listen to the comments, concentrating on each word and letting them penetrate your mind.
• Evaluate what the other person is saying.
• Appreciate and value the good comments.
• Give genuine thanks for praise.
• Welcome constructive criticism.
• Ask for clarification (to ensure you understand the statements fully).
• Make suggestions on how to solve problems.
• When applicable, say No nicely, with assurance.
• Speak up for yourself. Each time you fail to do so, you take one more dose of no-confidence poison. You lose some of your self-confidence and self-worth. Refuse to be labelled; do not accept unjust, unfair criticism of your work.
Some Sample Master Career Affirmations
Wording Your Affirmations
Be sure to make your Master Affirmation accurate and specific. Say exactly what you desire. This is your order to the Universe. You cannot expect it to be filled unless you specify exactly what you desire. When doing your Career Master Affirmation, be certain to specify the amount desired in net or gross. It is also important to add the word “lasting” to your Affirmation.
Master and Short-Form Affirmations
Perfect, Lasting, Successful Career
I, (your name), deserve and now have the perfect, lasting, successful career (position) for me. I have a supervisory position that I thoroughly enjoy. I am happy with my employers and they are happy with me. I enjoy large bonuses. I am healthy, happy, and balanced. They reward me with $_______ yearly (net or gross). I love my career and am the very best at it, to the good of all parties concerned. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Short-Form Affirmation: Perfect, lasting, successful career
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