“Perhaps the most valuable result of all education is the ability to make yourself do the thing you have to do, when it ought to be done, whether you like it or not; it is the first lesson that ought to be learned; and however early a man’s training begins, it is probably the last lesson that he learns thoroughly.”
 
-Thomas H. Huxley-

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“The starting point of all achievement is desire. Keep this constantly in mind. Weak desires bring weak results, just as a small fire makes a small amount of heat.”

-Napoleon Hill-

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“Your close relationships are either a catalyst for manifesting what you really want, or they’re a hindrance to your manifestation. If you truly value the power of love in your life, you owe it to yourself to discover how to tap into the power of your relationship as a force for manifestation.”

-Drs. Kathlyn and Gay Hendricks-

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“Whether you’re in sales, management, leadership or in a business owner role, the key to success lies directly in the ability to differentiate yourself from your competition. In this high tech, low touch world I firmly believe the ability to effectively reach out, connect and communicate with others will indeed be that key differentiating point.”

 -Steve Gavatorta-

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“Beware of the thoughts you keep, because everything in reality manifests from the mind.”
 

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“If I accept you as you are, I will make you worse; however, if I treat you as though you are what you are capable of becoming, I help you become that.”

-Johann Wolfgang von Goethe-

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“Life is too short to waste. Dreams are fulfilled only through action, not through endless planning to take action.”
 

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“When you focus on what’s wrong, you get more of what’s wrong. Conversely, when you focus on what’s right, you get more of what’s right.”
 

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Enjoy!

Steve

Careers 101: How can a personal coach prepare you for a new Pittsburgh job choice?

July 21, 10:40 AMPittsburgh Career Transition ExaminerDavid Lindberg Next 2 comments Print Email RSS Subscribe 
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The largest portion of our country’s population, the Baby Boomers, are struggling with losing their jobs of many years, looking for new jobs and wondering if they will ever be able to “retire” as the country goes through the worst economic times since the Great Depression. Thousands of these displaced Boomers are finding that perhaps they don’t just want to return to a job similar to what they had, but one that will actually make them happy during the remaining work years.

During the previous decades of their lives, many Boomers worked at careers that they more or less “fell into” and provided for the family security but didn’t make them happy. They often, in fact, hated their jobs but as the pay was good and they already had many years invested, they did their best to find happiness anywhere other than their job.

The current situation of the economy has either provided everyone with a general feeling of panic or, on the other had, one of great excitement and opportunity! The time is right to do some heart-felt soul searching.

There is a great resource to help with this soul searching that also provides advice on career planning and that is personal coaching.

Here is an excellent book that has some great ways to help you begin your self re-evaluation. The book is called “The Reach Out Approach” by Steve Gavatorta, owner and founder of the Gavatorta Group, Inc. and former Pittsburgh native. Steve walked away from his 19-year career in the consumer packaged goods industry to follow his dream of teaching others about effective communication.

Steve’s company offers a down-to-earth, easy to understand personal coaching method that brings basic human core values to the surface and enables you to find what career directions will not only provide income but fulfill that need to do something that “matters” to your inner-self. The website has many free links to career resources as well as newsletters, daily motivational emails and much more.

For more info: Contact Steve Gavatorta Group, Inc., or phone (813) 908-1343

“Effective communicators become highly successful by leveraging two words; who and how. They become successful by understanding WHO they’re communicating with and HOW to adapt their style to mirror those with whom they’re communicating.”

-Steve Gavatorta-

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