I Will Teach You How to Get a Good First Job & Do It Again

Here you will be challenged to make sure that all that internet stuff and postings, and any material that is possibly damaging to your reputation is dealt with and deleted if possible. Today we all have internet and online records that can damage our job search efforts. Stan will challenge you in no uncertain terms to , "Clean up your mess."

Stan reminds us that Image may not be everything, but indeed it is often the first thing. Despite all the "myths" about our casual and often careless views about image and appearance today, Don't be fooled and foolish. Our clothes talk, our image speaks, and we need to be very careful to cultivate the image that gives us the maximum advantage in making an impact on those who will be our leaders and colleagues.

This is so vital and so poorly understood today. Nobody wants to give you a job because it costs a lot of money to "buy you" and have you work for a company. Here Stan reminds you to remember that you are wearing a price tag that runs into many thousands of dollars. The smart job seeker shows that they are aware of that price tag and does all they can to show that they are worthy of the costly expense the company or prospective employer is being asked to bear when they offer you and opportunity. Be aware of the price tag you wear.

Stan has a challenging point of view that will help you in your search for a good job. He says, "Throw Away Your Resume!" Now why would he say that? learn the powerful and persuasive reasons for such a statement and discover how thinking that way will help you in making the right statements and tell the right stories to get the job you seek.

Stan introduces you to one of the most powerful principles in all marketing communication,and that is, that storytelling is the only real effective means of communication. You must become a good storyteller, and you need to consider having and using the power of a good story card rather than another boring resume. Listen to this idea and take action

Now Stan will give you some of the most powerful advice in your job search and career seeking. He will teach you the four to five to six elements that you must learn in order to tell your story well and be prepared to really ace your audition. Take good notes this will make a difference in how well you perform in appearnaces and opportunities you have in your job search.

Stan reminds you, or tell your for the first time that all business is show business. He will challenge you that today every person should receive performance and radio and TV broadcast training. Not only will it help you in your job seeking but will be a vital skill in the media savvy and saturated business world today. Everybody has to be a performer today . Be a good one.

Don't be boring! Be Interesting. Be interested in others. Be fully present to every person you meet. Then Stan in one of his most creative challenges asks you to not think of having an interview but to be constantly thinking about auditioning for the role, the postion and the work you are seeking to do that will sustain you.

Ultimately we should all stop looking for the job we want and should set out to create the job and life we want. In this final epilogue Stan will challenge you and give you some starting points for living as an Entrepreneur where you truly feel the pleasure in the work you do.