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Book Reviews

A while back, I sent in an article to David and Michelle Riklan, the operators of SelfGrowth.Com for possible inclusion in their cooperative book project, titled “101 Great Ways to Enhance Your Career”. This is a compilation of 101 articles with practical, solid advice on how you can take action and improve your career.

I am extremely excited to be a part of this, and am equally excited to be a contributing author along with Tory Johnson, Laura DeCarlo, Brian Tracy, Charlotte Weeks and many more of the world’s leading career experts.

To get more information, go to http://www.1shoppingcart.com/app/?Clk=4210054

This book was created by David and Michelle Riklan, the  founders  of the #1 Self Improvement website in the world, SelfGrowth.com. They tapped into the minds of today’s greatest career experts and pulled together a nice collection of 101 insider secrets that shows you how to instantly and positively enhance your career!

In these days of decreased professional development budgets, many higher education professionals are having to scale back their funding for conferences and events. This book offers a practical alternative. All the articles are short, thought-provoking and easily digested–perfect for a professional development reading group, or to share with your staff during team development meetings.

David and Michelle have also bundled the book with some “bonus gifts,” and  have created a package of $1,500 worth of absolutely free gifts that you get by purchasing just one copy of our book. I’ve contributed one of the bonuses (my “Mastering the Job Interview” presentation), and have been impressed by the range of topics covered in the other bonuses.

SelfGrowth.Com is so confident you will love it, that  they are  backing it up with a completely solid guarantee.

Go there and take a look for yourself – and make sure you check out the bonuses.

Here’s the link for you to go directly to this offer: http://www.1shoppingcart.com/app/?Clk=4210054

(Please note that all links above are affiliate links. Sales of books made through these links will support the growth of this site, and help bring career coaching and resources to those who need it. In this vein, I plan to apply all profits made from affiliate sales of this book toward providing free coaching sessions to  unemployed or financially disadvantaged higher ed job seekers.)

 

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Make a Career-Plan Mind-Map and Win An e-Book

by Sean Cook 11.09.2010

this week I am challenging readers to create their own job search or career-planning mind-map and share it. Embed it in your blog or send me a link via e-mail to sean@higheredcareercoach.com. It can be about any part of your search and how you hope to approach it, Just start with a central idea and then explode it, deconstruct it and see where it takes you.

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Book Review: How to Self Destruct by Jason Seiden

by Sean Cook 11.02.2009

Have you ever thought to yourself “Success is too hard!”?

Jason Seiden has the answer for all those beleaguered by their search for success: Stop trying. Fail instead.

With a unique mix of humor and wisdom, Jason Seiden has created an engaging and thought-provoking guidebook for failing (or succeeding) in today’s workplace.

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Book Review: Career Renegade

by Sean Cook 09.25.2009

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