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The Now Habit.
A strategic program for overcoming procrastination and enjoying guilt-free play
by Neil Fiore |
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It's About Time!
The Six Styles of Procrastination and How to Overcome Them
by Linda Sapadin and Jack Maguire |
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The Procrastinator's Handbook
by Rita Emmett
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The Procrastinator's Guide to Success
by Lynn Lively |
Try Lynn's 'brain dump' of all
your 'gut-wrenchers' : take the time to write down all the things that are
nagging at you, worrying you, giving you a pain in the neck, shoulders or
stomach - and you'll feel so much better.
Especially when you follow Lynn's guidance on how to put them into perspective
and turn them into projects.
Also available for immediate download in
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Books to help you
Think Success!
For extracts, click on the US flag
For reviews and purchasing information,
click on either flag.
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Do What You Are
Discover the Perfect Career for You Through the Secrets of Myers Briggs
Personality Type-revised and updated edition featuring e-careers for the 21st
Century
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I've
just come across another old favourite of mine in a new and updated edition.
Build Your Own Rainbow is a unique workbook which will
help you plan your personal and career objectives. The book has been a
bestseller for several years, and was adopted by the Open University.
The book includes detailed exercises designed to analyse your current work
values and transferable skills, and provides an extensive listing of possible
jobs and occupations to match their particular values and skills
So, if you are wondering 'who you are' post-motherhood - this could help you
work it out!!
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Out of print in the US)
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What Colour is Your Parachute?
by Richard Nelson Bolles
Although Parachute is American, most of Bolles's advice is just as applicable
in Britain as in the US.
2004 edition now available
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What Colour is Your
Parachute is the brilliant best-seller which looks at YOU and then helps
you find ways of matching your skills, interests, aptitudes and goals to
satisfying employment.
The latest edition of the manual is just out. It's revised every year and I can
remember buying several editions during the 70s and 80s. It was a pleasure to
read, whether or not you actually needed to change your job!
The book expanded considerably over time. It was clearly a labour of love and
the author certainly ensured that his readers got their money's worth.
The decision was taken a couple of years ago to prune it considerably. The bits
taken out were given their own web space,
The Job Hunter's
Bible
Amazon, as usual, has
lots of reviews about the book plus comments by the author.
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Also available
The Parachute Workbook
How to Create a Picture of Your Ideal Job or Next Career. A practical and
life-enhancing manual for job-hunters and career-changers - gift it to yourself
and buy one for all your friends!!
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