of us on track, the very first time you feel in a decent mood make a schedule for your job searching. It should take at least 8-10 hours a day because until you get a career your current job is searching. Start at 6-7am with a good breakfast. This is the fuel to keep you going all day. If you can do some light exercise to stimulate the blood. Then get on the phone or get out to businesses, the day is spent meeting people, When is being nice hurting you? I have written before about how the job search process can be filled with rejection and how you can turn that around by being nice to yourself. This article is about the line some people cross into being soft on themselves and hurting their job search.

It is 11am and well shucks it is too late to call on someone now about work. I’ll have lunch, and presto it is 2pm and you would not want to bother someone at this time of day. You will find yourself falling in the same trap that many novice salespeople. You keep adding hours to the day that you shouldn't call someone because they might be getting their day started, going to lunch, preparing to go to lunch, just back from lunch, preparing to go home, etc. Pretty soon you've whittled the available hours for contacting people to an hour in the morning and one in the afternoon.

I can promise you won’t be winning anything like this, but so many of us do it. I have even done this kind of avoiding of the work involved in getting a new career. There are lots of employment books saying the best time to call an office is 7am because likely the owner will answer the phone. I have called several companies on the weekend and the owner or CEO answered the phone.

The reality is we are objects in motion and it takes energy to keep us in motion. Rejection seems to sap the energy right out of us, it is so much easier to stay in our housecoats than go out and get a few rejections. First off read my other articles on how to turn rejection into the very energy you need to keep going. Second if you don’t get out and do some actions you are the one rejecting yourself.

It takes a routine to keep most of us on track, the very first time you feel in a decent mood make a schedule for your job searching. It should take at least 8-10 hours a day because until you get a career your current job is searching. Start at 6-7am with a good breakfast. This is the fuel to keep you going all day. If you can do some light exercise to stimulate the blood. Then get on the phone or get out to businesses, the day is spent meeting people, i

t to bother someone at this time of day. You will find yourself falling in the same trap that many novice salespeople. You keep adding hours to the day that you shouldn't call someone because they might be getting their day started, going to lunch, preparing to go to lunch, just back from lunch, preparing to go home, etc. Pretty soon you've whittled the available hours for contacting people to an hour in the morning and one in the afternoon.

I can promise you won’t be winning anything like this, but so many of us do it. I have even done this kind of avoiding of the work involved in getting a new career. There are lots of employment books saying the best time to call an office is 7am because likely the owner will answer the phone. I have called several companies on the weekend and the owner or CEO answered the phone.

The reality is we are objects in motion and it takes energy to keep us in motion. Rejection seems to sap the energy right out of us, it is so much easier to stay in our housecoats than go out and get a few rejections. First off read my other articles on how to turn rejection into the very energy you need to keep going. Second if you don’t get out and do some actions you are the one rejecting yourself.

It takes a routine to keep most of us on track, the very first time you feel in a decent mood make a schedule for your job searching. It should take at least 8-10 hours a day because until you get a career your current job is searching. Start at 6-7am with a good breakfast. This is the fuel to keep you going all day. If you can do some light exercise to stimulate the blood. Then get on the phone or get out to businesses, the day is spent meeting people,

in the afternoon.

I can promise you won’t be winning anything like this, but so many of us do it. I have even done this kind of avoiding of the work involved in getting a new career. There are lots of employment books saying the best time to call an office is 7am because likely the owner will answer the phone. I have called several companies on the weekend and the owner or CEO answered the phone.

The reality is we are objects in motion and it takes energy to keep us in motion. Rejection seems to sap the energy right out of us, it is so much easier to stay in our housecoats than go out and get a few rejections. First off read my other articles on how to turn rejection into the very energy you need to keep going. Second if you don’t get out and do some actions you are the one rejecting yourself.

It takes a routine to keep most of us on track, the very first time you feel in a decent mood make a schedule for your job searching. It should take at least 8-10 hours a day because until you get a career your current job is searching. Start at 6-7am with a good breakfast. This is the fuel to keep you going all day. If you can do some light exercise to stimulate the blood. Then get on the phone or get out to businesses, the day is spent meeting people,

we are objects in motion and it takes energy to keep us in motion. Rejection seems to sap the energy right out of us, it is so much easier to stay in our housecoats than go out and get a few rejections. First off read my other articles on how to turn rejection into the very energy you need to keep going. Second if you don’t get out and do some actions you are the one rejecting yourself.

It takes a routine to keep most of us on track, the very first time you feel in a decent mood make a schedule for your job searching. It should take at least 8-10 hours a day because until you get a career your current job is searching. Start at 6-7am with a good breakfast. This is the fuel to keep you going all day. If you can do some light exercise to stimulate the blood. Then get on the phone or get out to businesses, the day is spent meeting people,

of us on track, the very first time you feel in a decent mood make a schedule for your job searching. It should take at least 8-10 hours a day because until you get a career your current job is searching. Start at 6-7am with a good breakfast. This is the fuel to keep you going all day. If you can do some light exercise to stimulate the blood. Then get on the phone or get out to businesses, the day is spent meeting people, interviews, and searching for opportunities. The evenings are spent looking in the papers, reviewing the day's activities and planning for tomorrow.

Keep this up until success is yours and if you do this kind of work, success is guaranteed.