How to Enjoy the Life and Career of Your Dreams - Welsh, Thomas
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Have you ever felt out of sorts, or, 'off path' in your life? Do you know what you actually want as your life and career of choice? For many people, not knowing this robs them of their freedom, their reputation, their results and the rewards they truly deserve. This book is written to help you begin your journey of discovery: * Why are you here? * How are things going? * What do you want to change? * What do you really want? * How do you get the job you want? * How do you promote yourself? * How do you present yourself in writing? * How do you present yourself face to face? * What is your plan…mehr

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Have you ever felt out of sorts, or, 'off path' in your life? Do you know what you actually want as your life and career of choice? For many people, not knowing this robs them of their freedom, their reputation, their results and the rewards they truly deserve. This book is written to help you begin your journey of discovery: * Why are you here? * How are things going? * What do you want to change? * What do you really want? * How do you get the job you want? * How do you promote yourself? * How do you present yourself in writing? * How do you present yourself face to face? * What is your plan to achieve your ultimate life? * How do you stay on path? * What actions can you take each day to achieve your dreams? This book enables you to map out your journey ahead in the next 15-25 years. Once you know clearly what you want, you and your whole universe can move to give it to you! Without this, you will be leaving these decisions to the whim of happenstance! Your choice!
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Thomas Welsh is the winner of the Elbow Room fiction prize and has been published in 404 Ink and Leicester Writes. He re-ceived an honorable mention in Glimmer Train's Very Short Fiction award, and his story "Suicide Vending Machine" is fea-tured on the Pseudopod Podcast.His work has qualified him for induction into the Fellowship of BAFTA, and he has been published on major sites like Kotaku, Unwinnable Magazine and GlitchFreeGaming. He loves Neil Gaiman, Ursula K. Le Guin, Roger Zelazny and dark fanta-sy stories where women save themselves! He lives in Scotland with his wife Nana.