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Your belief (faith) is the element which determines the actions of your subconscious mind. Conduct yourelf just as you would, if you were already in possession of the material thing which you are demanding, when you call upon your subconscious mind.Dreeam it and you will have it.

Your belief (faith) is the element which determines the actions of your subconscious mind. Conduct yourelf just as you would, if you were already in possession of the material thing which you are demanding, when you call upon your subconscious mind.

Keep away from people who try to belittle your ambitions.
Small people always do that, but the really great ones make
you feel that you too can become great.

What do you do when everything is falling apart? Have you noticed that it all happens at once? You look up at the heavens and think what on earth! You will normally find that if your day starts bad, the rest of the day is disastrous. There is a simple way of stopping this. If your day starts with a few bad events, just stop. Take a deep breath, look at yourself in the mirror and say out loud, “ the rest of my day is going to be great”. From there on, don’t let anything affect you. Keep on repeating this phrase as you progress through your day. Take control. This simple process can apply to more serious issues as well. Don’t get caught up in the “ why me” syndrome. Always take control and resist the temptation of just accepting that these things happen. They don’t have to. I challenge you to try this.

Things you will continue to do before and after 4th march:
Place food on the table for you and your family

Fuel your car
Pay your rent
Clear any school fees arrears
Pay Kenya power bills
Have fare to go to your workplace
Pay your taxes
And much more
THERE IS LIFE BEFORE AND AFTER 4TH MARCH

In short am saying you still have to continue paying your bills before and after elections and the presidential candidates are not struggling to do this. PLEASE keep peace so that your neibhour can go on with his life uninterrupted. Kenya ni jina nchi ni wewe .May peace prevail before and after elections.

You know the saying, “Applying to jobs is a full-time job”?

Don’t listen to it.

What You Should Be Doing If You’re Unemployed

Applying to jobs you’re not qualified for (which 50% of job seekers reportedly do!) is counter-productive to your job search. Competition is too fierce. Even qualified applicants aren’t getting callbacks. So, stop applying to so many jobs and allocate time each week to becoming more hirable. Here’s how…
1. Volunteer

Volunteering can increase your chances of being hired if you’re strategic about it. Unemployed teacher? Help out with after school programs or volunteer to be a coach’s assistant. Web designer? Find a local non-profit in desperate need of a re-design and offer your services pro bono. By volunteering somewhere relevant, you’ll keep your skills fresh while enhancing your resume.
2. Keep Your Skills Current

If you lack a skill commonly required for jobs you’re seeking, spend time each day building that skill. Take advantage of numerous free resources online, including tutorials, e-books, and how-to videos. If you’d rather have more of a class setup, then look for free or affordable adult education classes in your area. Alternatively, if you already possess the necessary skills but haven’t been practicing, the do so. Skill atrophy is a huge concern for hiring managers, so practice and get yourself ready for pre-employment skills tests.
3. Network

There are two parts to networking: reconnecting with your old contacts and forming new ones. Depending on where you are in your career, reconnecting might mean contacting professors, college advisers, and internship supervisors, or it might mean getting in touch with old colleagues, bosses, and business acquaintances.

Find them, e-mail them, call them. Ask them to coffee. Ask how they are (networking is social, after all) and let them know the specifics of your job search (industry, location, etc.). See if they know of anything or anyone.

Most importantly, follow up!

At a temporary dead-end with your current contacts? Make new ones. Go to networking events sponsored by your university, industry, city, and so on. And look beyond traditional networking events. Consider going to lectures, neighborhood council meetings, even community bar crawls (go easy on the sauce). Each of these provides an opportunity to meet people with similar interests, and you can have fun in the process.

Again, follow up!
4. Freelance

Some job seekers are opposed to anything that’s not a full-time job. If this sounds like you, it’s time to change your mindset. Freelancing is a great way to boost your skills, resume, portfolio, professional network, income, and confidence. Search for freelance openings here.
5. Build An Online Presence

Get found online. Start a blog, spruce up your social network profiles, create an online portfolio to showcase your work. Find companies you’re interested in working for, subscribe to their blogs, and follow them on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. Find decision-makers at those companies and follow them as well. Learn what they’re talking about, do a little research, and then engage with them online. Impress them with your interest and insights.

Worst case scenario — you’ll learn what’s important to them and use this information to customize your application when a job opens up.

Better case scenario — you’ll establish a rapport with someone who will recommend you for a position and/or tell you about unpublished openings.

Best case scenario — you’ll impress someone so much over time that they’ll create a job for you or bring you in for an exploratory interview.

What are you doing to become more hireable?

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Free Chinese Language training for the first 20 people who register at Fourth Dimension College. This offer ends on Friday 8/2/2013 at 5PM. Call 0722436082 to register

Registration is Ksh 500

When you want something you have never had, you have to do something you have never done.

“Successful people are always looking for opportunities to help others. Unsuccessful people are asking, What’s in it for me?” – Brian Tracy