Developing a Strategy for Pursuing your Work-Life Goals - Dr. Lynn Friedman

My article: Envisioning your work-life plan:http://www.drlynnfriedman.com/envisioningcareergoals.html spawned a lot of questions. People wanted to know - what if you know what you want to do but you can't quit figure out how to do it? Much of this will be addressed in my Washington, DC seminar this Tuesday, June 2nd, from 7-9. However, many who wrote to me are living elsewhere.
 
So, if you know what you want to do but don't know how to go about doing it, here are some steps that you might take.
 
What if you know what you want to do -- but you aren't sure where to begin? What if you know that you want to become a doctor or a computer graphic artist or teacher or to start a daycare center -- Or, on a more personal vein, what if you know that you want to find Mr. or Ms. Right, but you aren't sure how to go about it or where to look.
 
In other words, what if you have a goal, but you aren't sure about how to even start creating a plan to pursue your goal?
 
To read more, see here:http://www.drlynnfriedman.com/developingstrategycareergoals.html
 
If you like these articles and would like to read more on this topic, you can follow me on twitter, http://www.twitter.com/drlynnfriedman
 
Best to all,
 
Lynn Friedman
 
 
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Lynn Friedman, Ph.D.
Clinical psychologist, psychoanalyst
Organizational/work-life consultant
Coming Soon: June 2, 2009, 7 - 9 pm: Seminar: Getting the Jobs, clients & gigs to come to you
http://www.thingstododc.com/events.php?show=1296
5480 Wisconsin Avenue, Ste 206
Chevy Chase, MD 20815
(301) 656-9050
Associate faculty, Johns Hopkins University
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It is out of vogue to speak of goal setting, but there is nothing more fashionable than success, which owes its very life to goals. Success requires that you pass the test before the learning the lesson. It requires patience to create anything of lasting value; it requires hard choices, complete commitment and total focus.