Short Term, Long Term Career Development



Posted: Monday, February 25, 2008

by Donna Gray-Davis MS
Agape Phone Counsel

You want a happy life. Since most folks spend most of their lives at work, you want to like your job. You look for work. If you must rush to take what's there, or, if you have time to get in gear, you have some goals to choose from.

The needs you have now may not be the needs you have ten years from now. If you have the chance to choose what will help you and not to choose what will not help you, can you make the choice?

Keep track. On a gold-lined fools cap pad, in a nice journal, on the back of old envelopes stuck on a nail, in a cool internet notebook....in a way that suits you, think of this: keep track of your thoughts and of the things you find out on the goals you're thinking of.

Will you think short-term? Long-term? As time goes on, the choice you make now may be a strong help. This way or that way, keep on with it: keep your notes and your reasons and see how things change both in you and in the world. You may build and grow if you will. It is your job and your tomorrow. You may want to know more of how this works.

Best regards,

Donna Gray-Davis, MS

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