The current economy has forced millions into forced time off. Many have been laid off from their jobs, while even more have been forced to work fewer hours or for less to pay to be able to keep their jobs. This can be particularly difficult as rising prices make it harder for those that are employed to pay their bills, and impossible for those that are not working. If you are one of the many looking at forced time off, then you may not know where to turn.
However, there are ways to utilize this time effectively. Even while you are looking for another job, you can take this opportunity to spend some time on you " something that you probably have been putting off for months, even years. Find the silver lining in your situation, and you may find that you come out of these tough economic circumstances with more possibilities and success than you had ever imagined.
Listen to the Experts
Whether you are a self help devotee or have never given much credence to the self help world, now may be the time to take a look through one or two (dozen) books to see if there is one that can help you. Spend some time at your local supersize bargain bookstore flipping through self help books. Or, for a budget-friendly strategy, brush off your library card and borrow a few promising titles at a time. You can skim these in the comfort of your own home and not feel bad about wasting money if they arent right for you.
Motivational speakers abound these days, and finding one whose philosophy meshes with your worldview is likely, but may take time. Start out with the big names: Tony Robbins, Wallace Wattles and Jim Rohn have had proven success and attracted millions to their self help philosophies. Another very popular self help series today revolves around "The Secret," the documentary and accompanying book that has been everywhere from Oprah to your sister-in-law's bedside table. This series discusses employing the Law of Attraction " identifying your desire and then acting as if your desire will come true, in essence. The Law of Attraction focuses on the power of positive thinking, something that is a must for anyone looking for opportunities in today's economy.
Putting Thoughts into Action
Once you have found your motivation through self help series and other means, it is now a good time to get started working on your goals. There may be some work ahead of you, so be prepared. If you are willing to be creative, you will find that there are always income opportunities to be found, regardless of the economic climate. If you want to remain in your industry, look for jobs that will allow you to keep your current skills in practice or learn supplementary ones. A part-time job can allow you to bring in some income while keeping your knowledge fresh. You can also look more closely at the hobbies that you have. An online business could allow you to tap into the hidden realm of self employment. It can also give you an idea for other jobs in your skill set that are in high demand.
This is the time to look for creative income opportunities that suit the time you have available and your goals in life. With some motivation and hard work, you can attract success in any situation.
However, there are ways to utilize this time effectively. Even while you are looking for another job, you can take this opportunity to spend some time on you " something that you probably have been putting off for months, even years. Find the silver lining in your situation, and you may find that you come out of these tough economic circumstances with more possibilities and success than you had ever imagined.
Listen to the Experts
Whether you are a self help devotee or have never given much credence to the self help world, now may be the time to take a look through one or two (dozen) books to see if there is one that can help you. Spend some time at your local supersize bargain bookstore flipping through self help books. Or, for a budget-friendly strategy, brush off your library card and borrow a few promising titles at a time. You can skim these in the comfort of your own home and not feel bad about wasting money if they arent right for you.
Motivational speakers abound these days, and finding one whose philosophy meshes with your worldview is likely, but may take time. Start out with the big names: Tony Robbins, Wallace Wattles and Jim Rohn have had proven success and attracted millions to their self help philosophies. Another very popular self help series today revolves around "The Secret," the documentary and accompanying book that has been everywhere from Oprah to your sister-in-law's bedside table. This series discusses employing the Law of Attraction " identifying your desire and then acting as if your desire will come true, in essence. The Law of Attraction focuses on the power of positive thinking, something that is a must for anyone looking for opportunities in today's economy.
Putting Thoughts into Action
Once you have found your motivation through self help series and other means, it is now a good time to get started working on your goals. There may be some work ahead of you, so be prepared. If you are willing to be creative, you will find that there are always income opportunities to be found, regardless of the economic climate. If you want to remain in your industry, look for jobs that will allow you to keep your current skills in practice or learn supplementary ones. A part-time job can allow you to bring in some income while keeping your knowledge fresh. You can also look more closely at the hobbies that you have. An online business could allow you to tap into the hidden realm of self employment. It can also give you an idea for other jobs in your skill set that are in high demand.
This is the time to look for creative income opportunities that suit the time you have available and your goals in life. With some motivation and hard work, you can attract success in any situation.
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Author Ina Hikmatullah escaped the rat race by using Law of Attraction techniques to create financial freedom.Get her free info on Personal Development tips here
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