Are you bored and ready to move on? Do you feel stuck in a low-paying job? Are you ready to move into a higher position? Or do you have limited options because of your current skills and experience?     I realized the other day, that many people are stuck in jobs that they’re unsatisfied with, but are unsure of how to change their situation. As a result, plenty of people feel like they have no options. But I want to challenge that notion today.    In the past, it seemed like the best way to get ahead or have a different life…

One day, in my previous job, they decided it was time for seat changes and I gained a few new co-workers in my area. I’d been on my job for a while and a lot of people I knew in the beginning were no longer there for one reason or another. I knew more people when I started because I took my initial training class with them. I’m pretty friendly, but with the gradual loss of people that I knew in the beginning, the number of acquaintances I had started to decrease.   After the seat changes, I had a…

I know it’s an old-fashioned saying, but there is something to be said for making a move while you’re in the mood to do it. I have something important that I need to do. While it’s not urgent, it is a task that is easily put off till a later time. But at the moment, circumstances are aligning and I feel like I should go ahead and tackle it. So, I’ve decided to use the momentum of the moment to help me get started.  There’s a lot to be said for having the discipline to just do it. But then there…

I was thinking about how I’d really love to take a vacation right now. But now is not a good time to take one. There are several reasons why now is not the right time, but I am still planning for when that day comes. Then I started thinking about how the perfect time usually never comes along. How often have you heard someone say they’re waiting for the right time to go on vacation? Waiting for the right time to go back to school? Waiting for the right time to get a new job? Waiting for the right time…