Well, two of my sisters have arrived in GA and the Locke family unit is now complete...well, sort of, if you don't count the other four who are celebrating with their families this year.
So what else can I offer you on the 12th day of the holidays? How about this?
Rejoice and celebrate your career journey
These past 11 days have challenged you to look beyond your career situation, embrace a new positive mindset and take simple, yet transformational steps to new career success. Today, I challenge you to celebrate your career journey - regardless of what it has been.
-- Allow the "mistakes" and temporary setbacks to reward you with valuable learning lessons
-- Reflect on some of your best work environments and look for those qualities in new opportunities
-- Remember your best bosses and make a commitment to become a better boss in 2012
-- Embrace the times you were appreciated and awarded for your work efforts and remember to thank those who work for you
-- Rejoice in the new knowledge that you can have career happiness and more than just a job
Reflect, rejoice, celebrate and embrace - overall, your career journey could have been a lot worse and who knows what blessings lay ahead in 2012.
On a personal note, I thank all of you for being on this journey with me...everytime I have the chance to make an impact on someone's life or offer hope and encouragement through insightful advice and direction, it gives me the motivation and courage to keep pressing on.
Merry Christmas, Happy Hannukah, Happy Kwanzaa and everything in between!
Related posts:
Day 1: Conduct an honest self-assessment
Day 2: Say goodbye to career mistakes and disappointments
Day 3: Jump start your long lost career dreams
Day 4: Take credit for your life and career achievements
Day 5: Identify and promote your personal brand
Day 6: Create a standout resume
Day 7: Beef up your online presence and get your "voice" heard
Day 8: Invest in your professional development
Day 9: Build relationships and expand your network
Day 10: Identify and get a good mentor
Day 11: Stay focused and committed to your career goal
About Abby, Executive Career Architect, Job Search Expert, Master Resume Writer
Ask yourself these questions:
-- Does your executive resume accurately describe your management style and leadership capabilities?
-- Is your executive resume rich with compelling Challenge-Action-Results success stories that indicate your value contribution?
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