Comments on: Are You Navigating Unfamiliar Career Waters? http://careertrend.net/riding-out-the-storms-to-get-underway-in-your-new-career Masterful Executive Resumes: Your Value Into Words Sat, 15 Jun 2013 17:33:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 By: Navigating Your Career High Seas « Resume Chicks Blog http://careertrend.net/riding-out-the-storms-to-get-underway-in-your-new-career#comment-100816 Navigating Your Career High Seas « Resume Chicks Blog Mon, 03 Oct 2011 20:58:17 +0000 http://careertrend.net/?p=4057#comment-100816 [...] in ‘adjusting my sails’ and how I think they can benefit career changers, please visit: Are You Navigating Unfamiliar Career Waters? Share this:Like this:LikeBe the first to like this [...] [...] in ‘adjusting my sails’ and how I think they can benefit career changers, please visit: Are You Navigating Unfamiliar Career Waters? Share this:Like this:LikeBe the first to like this [...]

]]> By: Master Resume Writer http://careertrend.net/riding-out-the-storms-to-get-underway-in-your-new-career#comment-100660 Master Resume Writer Mon, 03 Oct 2011 18:15:55 +0000 http://careertrend.net/?p=4057#comment-100660 Thanks so much for your reflective comment and validating words, Dorlee (an example of your insights that, I'm sure, will make you an excellent social worker!). "Positive, vibrant and mindful way of being ..." <-- I will take those words 'home' with me today. Thank you so much! Jacqui Thanks so much for your reflective comment and validating words, Dorlee (an example of your insights that, I’m sure, will make you an excellent social worker!).

“Positive, vibrant and mindful way of being …” <– I will take those words ‘home’ with me today. Thank you so much!

Jacqui

]]> By: DorleeM http://careertrend.net/riding-out-the-storms-to-get-underway-in-your-new-career#comment-100527 DorleeM Mon, 03 Oct 2011 15:27:34 +0000 http://careertrend.net/?p=4057#comment-100527 Jacqui, I'm so sorry to hear that for the moment you and Rob are unable to sail...However, I love this post and analogy, and the important message you are trying to convey. It is so true that one goes through an adjustment phase when one starts a new job with more/different responsibilities and the weather feel a be a bit stormy at that time until one feels comfortable handling the new role. I also love how you and Rob serve as such a positive example of not only having done all the requisite prep work for this move but in adapting to the temporary disappointment of not being able to sail right now and making the most of what you can do for now - like spending the night in your boat at the dock etc. It's such a positive, vibrant and mindful way of being and living...it's seeing what's there right now and appreciating it for what it is (even if it's not what you want it to be). Jacqui,

I’m so sorry to hear that for the moment you and Rob are unable to sail…However, I love this post and analogy, and the important message you are trying to convey.

It is so true that one goes through an adjustment phase when one starts a new job with more/different responsibilities and the weather feel a be a bit stormy at that time until one feels comfortable handling the new role.

I also love how you and Rob serve as such a positive example of not only having done all the requisite prep work for this move but in adapting to the temporary disappointment of not being able to sail right now and making the most of what you can do for now – like spending the night in your boat at the dock etc.

It’s such a positive, vibrant and mindful way of being and living…it’s seeing what’s there right now and appreciating it for what it is (even if it’s not what you want it to be).

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