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Life after layoffs: How to move forward after a job loss.

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Beyond that, job seekers should tap their network immediately and stay connected -- and in today's career environment that means being online, as well as at in-person events.

"Networking has changed in that it has now expanded from human interaction, face-to-face or over the phone, to online social networking. It's not that the online social networking has replaced traditional social networking. But it has broadened it and supplements it. Networking, using all the different methodologies of networking, is still the way people find jobs," Dib said.

The big mistake people make with networking is to ask everyone they know for job leads, according to Dib. "That's the kiss of death. What they need to do -- and this is going to sound crazy to someone who is out of work -- is go into networking as a 'give-to-get gig.'

"It's all about service. It is about being useful to other people. Build your relationship, developing that bank account of goodwill so that when you need something you don't feel shy about asking. Even more than that, it's letting people get to know you in a way that you become top of mind when they hear of something," she said.

http://thebestadviceyourmotherneverga... Author, psychotherapist, researcher and international speaker Cathy Lumsden has counselled over 100,000 adults, families, teens and children. She has also worked with students at the Ottawa-Carleton School Board and patients at the Royal Ottawa Hospital. Cathy was also the Director of Training at the Mind/Body Connection. The Best Advice Your Mother Never Gave You, she was unable to give because she did not know it. We do not know, what we do not know, so we do what we know. We learn about relationships from our mothers, fathers, teachers, coaches and society. These beliefs and behaviors that we learn influence our relationships. Are these beliefs helping or hindering your relationships? One question to ask yourself is: Are my relationships working the way I need or desire?

http://thebestadviceyourmotherneverga... Author, psychotherapist, researcher and international speaker Cathy Lumsden has counselled over 100,000 adults, families, teens and children. She has also worked with students at the Ottawa-Carleton School Board and patients at the Royal Ottawa Hospital. Cathy was also the Director of Training at the Mind/Body Connection. The Best Advice Your Mother Never Gave You, she was unable to give because she did not know it. We do not know, what we do not know, so we do what we know. We learn about relationships from our mothers, fathers, teachers, coaches and society. These beliefs and behaviors that we learn influence our relationships. Are these beliefs helping or hindering your relationships? One question to ask yourself is: Are my relationships working the way I need or desire?

New Brides and New In-laws!

with Dr. Ruth Nemzoff

January Jones welcomes Dr. Ruth Nemzoff, the author of Don't Bite Your Tongue and Don't Roll Your Eyes,"  books about parenting adult children.

Dr. Ruth Nemzoff is a resident scholar at Brandeis University's Women's Studies Research Center. Dr. Nemzoff lectures on parenting adult children, relationships and family dynamics. 

Her papers are archived at the Schlesinger Library at Harvard University where she also holds a doctorate in social policy. She has served three terms in the New Hampshire legislature and was New Hampshire Deputy Commissioner of Health and Welfare. She is the mother of four adult children. She lives in Newton, MA with her husband Harris Berman.

website:

http://www.drruthnemzoff.com

New Brides and New In-laws!

with Dr. Ruth Nemzoff

January Jones welcomes Dr. Ruth Nemzoff, the author of Don't Bite Your Tongue and Don't Roll Your Eyes,"  books about parenting adult children.

Dr. Ruth Nemzoff is a resident scholar at Brandeis University's Women's Studies Research Center. Dr. Nemzoff lectures on parenting adult children, relationships and family dynamics. 

Her papers are archived at the Schlesinger Library at Harvard University where she also holds a doctorate in social policy. She has served three terms in the New Hampshire legislature and was New Hampshire Deputy Commissioner of Health and Welfare. She is the mother of four adult children. She lives in Newton, MA with her husband Harris Berman.

website:

http://www.drruthnemzoff.com

Kim Goldman Victim/Survivor Advocate, NYT's Best Selling Author & Speaker

Kim, sister of murder victim Ron Goldman (OJ Simpson Trial), has spent the last 18 years of her life as a victims’ advocate. She travels the country as an impassioned public speaker on victims’ rights, the role of the media, judicial reform, and other related topics. Her advocacy doesn't stop there; she spends her days as the Executive Director of the Youth Project; a non-profit organization that provides counseling, crisis intervention, support groups and outreach to teenagers, 12 -18 years old.

Kim Goldman Victim/Survivor Advocate, NYT's Best Selling Author & Speaker

Kim, sister of murder victim Ron Goldman (OJ Simpson Trial), has spent the last 18 years of her life as a victims’ advocate. She travels the country as an impassioned public speaker on victims’ rights, the role of the media, judicial reform, and other related topics. Her advocacy doesn't stop there; she spends her days as the Executive Director of the Youth Project; a non-profit organization that provides counseling, crisis intervention, support groups and outreach to teenagers, 12 -18 years old.

The Love, Unity & Values (LUV) Institute is a premier youth agency that specializes in career development and entrepreneurship for high risk, under-served youth between 11-24 years of age.  With a strong commitment to our mission, we are striving to offset the impact of 75 million unemployed and underemployed young people entering adulthood by 2020 (McKinsey Global Institute, 2012).

While the needs of our youth have changed a great deal, the LUV Institute has matured to keep pace with these ever changing times to provide after school programs, job readiness, vocational skills development, entrepreneurship training, job placement, and other intensive supportive services to nearly 500 youth annually.

I encourage you to learn more about our programs and for you to get involved with our work. For whatever reason you have chosen to visit our site, please understand that we stand ready to provide quality assurance programming for all youth across the Chicagoland area.

The LUV Institute is a federally recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit agency and is supported by grants from public and private foundations and individual donations. We are forever grateful of the good will and generosity of the community. We invite you to support us in this area as well DONATE.

We hope that you find our work informative and are grateful for your commitment to making a difference in the lives of youth.

Peace and blessings…

Cosette  Nazon Yisrael

The Love, Unity & Values (LUV) Institute is a premier youth agency that specializes in career development and entrepreneurship for high risk, under-served youth between 11-24 years of age.  With a strong commitment to our mission, we are striving to offset the impact of 75 million unemployed and underemployed young people entering adulthood by 2020 (McKinsey Global Institute, 2012).

While the needs of our youth have changed a great deal, the LUV Institute has matured to keep pace with these ever changing times to provide after school programs, job readiness, vocational skills development, entrepreneurship training, job placement, and other intensive supportive services to nearly 500 youth annually.

I encourage you to learn more about our programs and for you to get involved with our work. For whatever reason you have chosen to visit our site, please understand that we stand ready to provide quality assurance programming for all youth across the Chicagoland area.

The LUV Institute is a federally recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit agency and is supported by grants from public and private foundations and individual donations. We are forever grateful of the good will and generosity of the community. We invite you to support us in this area as well DONATE.

We hope that you find our work informative and are grateful for your commitment to making a difference in the lives of youth.

Peace and blessings…

Cosette  Nazon Yisrael

How To Be Successful

Featuring:

William Dobrow

Topic:

The Dream Book

Goal Setting 101 for Beginners

Website:

http://www.ameriprise.com/

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& Introducing

Sam Rose

Topic:

Aging Gracefully

Author:

The Way Back

Website:

http://www.rosenutrition.com

http://www.thewayback.com

Now Meet January Jones

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