Category Archives: Changing Course

Top 10 Clues that You Need to Change Jobs

June 25, 2008 – 10:37 am

10. You don’t like your boss.
9. You know you aren’t performing to the best of your ability.
8. Your values don’t match those of your company.
7. You wake up Monday morning and dread going to work.
6. You’re fed up with office politics.
5. You don’t enjoy your co-workers.
4. You’re always complaining about your job to family and [...]

By Bob and Mel | Also posted in Passion, Working for yourself | 8 Comments | Post a comment!

What if change seems impossible?

June 19, 2008 – 9:37 am

Deadlines are probably the last thing on your mind if you’re looking to add more passion and joy to your life. You’ve dealt with deadlines in school and in jobs, and they’re not a lot of fun, right? But here’s what we’ve learned: if there’s some part of your life that you’d like to [...]

By Bob and Mel | Also posted in D.R.E.A.M. | 10 Comments | Post a comment!

Live discussion: July 3rd 12:00 noon EDT

June 17, 2008 – 7:56 am

We’d love to have you join us for a live chat to talk about our latest book, Changing Your Course. Syndicated columnist Michelle Singletary will be hosting the discussion. To join the chat all you have to do is this:
1. Click on this link.
2. Click on Michelle Singletary
3. Then click “Live Q&A”
You can submit your own [...]

By Bob and Mel | Also posted in Change, Experts | Tagged | 1 Comment | Post a comment!

How can we help?

June 13, 2008 – 1:30 am

We’d like to do everything we possibly can to help you Live What You Love. We know that change is not easy and we have lots of ideas about how to help, but we want to make sure we give you what you want - and what you need most. Please tell us which of [...]

By Bob and Mel | Also posted in Act, Change, D.R.E.A.M., LWYL | 9 Comments | Post a comment!

What’s the color of your money?

June 5, 2008 – 2:06 pm

Just a couple of days ago, our new book Changing Your Course got a very nice review in The Washington Post–but not in the book review section, as you might have expected. Instead, it appeared in the newspaper’s personal finance column, The Color of Money, written by Michelle Singletary (Article).

By Bob and Mel | Also posted in Fear, Money | 3 Comments | Post a comment!

How to take that scary first step

May 22, 2008 – 7:35 am

Changing course starts with making a decision
We really love how easy it’s become to send a note to someone you’ve never met. It used to be that if you wanted to write to an author, you’d write to their publisher or agent and then hope the letter would actually get forwarded on. Now you can [...]

By Bob and Mel | Also posted in Decide, Reader's questions | 0 Comments | Post a comment!

Changing Course? 10 best questions to ask

April 14, 2008 – 6:58 am

One of the best ways to figure out how to change your course for the better is to ask the right questions. Creating a life you love means researching the options that interest you and to do so, you’ll want to get information from people who have done something similar. You want to learn from [...]

By Bob and Mel | Also posted in Experts, Fear, Research | 1 Comment | Post a comment!

Where do you want to go?

April 11, 2008 – 9:43 am

Changing your course starts with making a decision 
Step one to creating a life you love is to decide you want to make a change, whether large or small. Nothing else matters if you’re not willing to decide. And this decision sets the course for creating the kind of life you can truly love.

But if you [...]

By Bob and Mel | Also posted in Decide | 5 Comments | Post a comment!
 

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