Tip#41: Determine to always work and earn an income. Unemployment is not a desirable or honorable situation. The bible says in 2 Thessalonians 3:10, "If anyone will not work, neither shall he eat."

Tip#40: Assess your professional progress regularly andhonestly. Constantly review your strategies and behaviors and adjust them where necessary to help meet your career goals

Tip#39: Career success requires consistently seizingyour opportune moments without procrastination. Endeavour to do the right thing at the right time even if you don't feel like it.

Tip#38: If the richest or most influential person in theworld met you in a lift and wanted to know how they could invest in your future, your USP or elevator pitch should provide a perfect answer in 30 seconds. The question is, are you ready?

Tip#37: What makes you unique or better than your competitors? Your USP highlights your point of uniqueness aswell as your biggest strengths, abilities and suitability for purpose in one sentence.

Tip#36: In a highly competitive marketplace, job seekers with compelling Unique Selling Propositions (USPs) position themselves as Most Valuable Products (MVPs) and their job searches as marketing campaigns.

This message, titled SHEBA, takes us into a remarkable encounter in the Scriptures that still speaks powerfully today. Enjoy this episode and share with someone. God bless you.

In this part of our A-Z of Order series, we look at Sound Judgement as a pillar of order. Enjoy this and share with someone. God bless you.

Tip#35: Finding your career passion means understandingyourself and pursuing a career you love and are well- suited for. Passion will fill your professional life with meaning.

Tip#34: Research suggests that as many as 80% of peopledislike their current jobs, with many persisting to avoid thestress of unemployment. The big question is, "Can you excel at doing something you hate?