Newsletter · February 8, 2020
Are you holding yourself back?
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Just because you aren’t where you want to be now, doesn’t mean you won't be there soon.
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It’s important to remember that just because you aren’t where you want to be now, doesn’t mean you won't be there soon. This week, check out Mel Robbins in her TedX about “How To Stop Screwing Yourself Over.” Then, Michael Goldberg, Director of Talent Acquisition at the American Heart Association gives great advice to veterans on transitioning from military life, to corporate life.
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How to Stop Screwing Yourself Over Robbins drills through the mental clutter that stands between people and what they want. Her approach is smart, effective and entertaining. youtu.be Kansas City Org Built Homeless Veterans Their Own Town For Free — And Now They’re Going National This organization is changing -- and saving -- lives. blog.theveteranssite.... Top 5 Reasons You Never Hear Back After Applying For A Job Why aren't you hearing back from recruiters? It may be due to one of these five mistakes. glassdoor.com Helping Military Veterans Nail That Interview Interview coaching startup Candorful helps veterans transitioning to civilian life prepare for job interviews. news.mit.edu
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Are you holding yourself back? It’s more common than you think. Most of us have visions in our minds of what our lives are supposed to look like. It’s upsetting when it doesn’t seem like it’s going that way.It’s important to remember that just because you aren’t where you want to be now, doesn’t mean you won't be there soon. This week, check out Mel Robbins in her TedX about “How To Stop Screwing Yourself Over.” Then, Michael Goldberg, Director of Talent Acquisition at the American Heart Association gives great advice to veterans on transitioning from military life, to corporate life.
You got this! Bill and the Hiring America Team
How to Stop Screwing Yourself Over Robbins drills through the mental clutter that stands between people and what they want. Her approach is smart, effective and entertaining. youtu.be Kansas City Org Built Homeless Veterans Their Own Town For Free — And Now They’re Going National This organization is changing -- and saving -- lives. blog.theveteranssite.... Top 5 Reasons You Never Hear Back After Applying For A Job Why aren't you hearing back from recruiters? It may be due to one of these five mistakes. glassdoor.com Helping Military Veterans Nail That Interview Interview coaching startup Candorful helps veterans transitioning to civilian life prepare for job interviews. news.mit.edu
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Transition Words of Wisdom for Veterans (American Heart Association) Michael Goldberg, Director of Talent Acquisition at the American Heart Association gives great advice to veterans on transitioning from military life, to corporate life. youtube.comThanks to Our Proud Supporters of Hiring America:
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