7 Expenses That Are Keeping You in Debt

Some very good tips for anyone who looking to stay out of debt.  Whether it is during a job search or life in general, check out the details on for these 7 Expenses That Are Keeping You in Debt:

Not Knowing Your Limits

Fees, Fees, Fees

Paying the Minimum

Credit Card Cash Advances

Payday Loans

Not Negotiating

Ignorance Is NOT Bliss

Read the article, it will help you out.

10 Ways to Be Liked in Your Job Interview

Check out these 10 Ways to Be Liked in Your Job Interview:

1. Don’t be a “smiley face.”
2. Don’t be a small-talker.
3. Don’t sweat.
4. Don’t be a road block.
5. Don’t be petty.
6. Don’t be a liar.
7. Don’t be a bad comedian.
8. Don’t be high-maintenance.
9. Don’t be a time-waster.
10. Don’t be a switchblade.

Read the article about details behind each one.

Update about myself

Well I have been pretty busy this past month and I am ready to blog again.  Here is a high level review of the past month’s  accomplishments:

In late July and early August, I attended the Breaking Through Part I workshop.  It was awesome experience!  It was a great opportunity to meet others and break free of the things in my life.  I obtained a new perspective on life’s journey at this event.  I would encourage you to attend at least this workshop.  In fact, I took the leap by committing to Part II.

Meanwhile, I have been in the job search for awhile and was making progress on several opportunities.  I have attended several networking events and career fairs and landed some interviews in the process.  So, on August 18 I had received an offer from Bucher + Christian as consultant at Eli Lilly.  In fact, I started this position this past Monday. I am one of the four new Darwin Support Analysts at their Technology Park south of downtown Indianapolis.

After accepting this position, this past weekend I went to Breaking Through Part II workshop prior to starting my job.  This was totally unbelievable event.  It was more intense than Part I.  But, it was fun.  I had the opportunity to be with 19 other participants and 6 coaches experiencing the results of our break throughs and created together results that matter for a lifetime.  So, when I finished this experience, I was not certain I could handle a week at a new job.  But, I managed well.

I would like to thank those who provide support during my career search.  It will be great to back to a normal life and work on life’s journey.

In fact, I happy to see that college football and ice hockey will be starting soon again.