Freakin (Great Links) Friday Installment 15 - When I Grow Up

Freakin (Great Links) Friday Installment 15 - When I Grow Up Alright, so I have to admit I couldnt  keep the sausage pictures going. Theres just not that many free stock photos of sausage links! Were moving on to chain links, people. Just go with it. Happy Friday! The sun is shining here in NY, its been a short work week, and I have a super-fun weekend ahead of me full of funniness, family time, and culture. What could be bad? Answer: nothing! Here are your links (or my links, but Im not too territorial with em): Gotta start with a shout-out to Carolyn of A Beautiful Ripple Effect for mentioning moi in her Monday Inspiration post! I also loved the other links she listed, so this isnt total self-promotion here only partial. 10 Tips for the Creative Entrepreneur made me realize that I was a musepreneur. Are you? Pecannoot might be my new favorite blog, focusing solely on art that represents abundance. I almost wanted to keep this secret since I have a feeling that a lot of future Motivation Mondays will come from this site but Im both a sharer and a carer, so enjoy it! Jamie of Starshyne Productions strikes gold again with Secret #6: Conquering Saboteurs. Click on it to see what you need to do beyond just showing up so you can really set yourself up for success. Kelly Rae Roberts is also here again, this time with taking time. Id love to be able to both be more in tune to what my body is telling me as well as really pushing myself throuh the uncomfortable feelings. Its just so nice and cozy staying in The Comfort Zone, its tough to force your way out of it. Awake at the Wheel s Recession Proof Jobs, Santa Claus and the  Easter Bunny  is a great article to read again and again when youre just too scared to make the leap to be an entrepreneur but you know that you should. Achieve Your Dreams Despite Pressures of Work and Family by  Zen Habits is a great time management article as well as a great kick in the pants. The funniest link of the week has to go to www.thefuckingweather.com. Just trust me. And yes, its rated PG13 for language. OK, heres where the real, true self-promotion comes in. If youre in NYC or know peeps that are, help me get a rockin audience for Lukes show, To Be Continued, at the Magnet Theater on Sunday, March 8th at 8p. All I need to say is this: staged reading of a NEW episode of The Golden Girls. I sing the theme song and Guest Star, but thats the least of it. My husband is a 32-year-old straight man stuck in the body of a Golden Girls scriptwriter. The show is dead-on and dead awesome. I dont know what dead awesome means, but its more than awesome. Last but not least in the self-promotion series is to direct your attention to The Interview Game (please play!), the permanent page that links to all of the amazing people who answered random/inspiring/weird/thought-provoking/soul-searching questions that I gave them. I think were up to 16 now, and itll be constantly growing. If you want to get in on the fun, comment here and Ill throw some random/inspiring/weird/thought-provoking/soul-searching   questions your way, too. There will be no posts up this weekend, but dont miss me for too long come back on Monday to get your weekly dose of inspiration! To read all of the Freakin (Great Links) Friday, go here.

Make Your Resume Writing Sheridan Wy Awesome

Make Your Resume Writing Sheridan Wy AwesomeTo write a resume is no simple matter, especially if you are a professional in the field of science. For the fact that you have used specialized tools to gather your information and based on this information have written a high quality resume, you are an excellent candidate for you to use to find an employer. The first thing you should do is ask advice from an expert in the field.He or she will be able to give you advice that will help you greatly when it comes to writing a resume. In the first place, they will tell you what is in your best interest to include and to omit. The objective should be for you to be able to speak clearly and in a concise manner. Since they are experts, they will know the best way to present it in such a way that it will not look disorganized.Another difficulty in writing a resume is finding out exactly what you want to say and how you wish to portray yourself. It is always a good idea to involve a professional fo r this task because this person will be able to present you the best way to represent your personality and skills.There are a lot of Internet sites that will allow you to look at samples of their work. These samples will have several different types of resumes that you can look at and see what you like.Once you have this idea of exactly what you would like to include and exactly what you want to leave out, you can start to write the resume. This involves using your free time to sit down and write a resume, then editing it, and finally, reviewing it.Writing a resume takes dedication and persistence, and if you do not have one of these characteristics, then you should not try to write one. If you are a good writer, then there is no problem writing a resume, but if you are not a very good writer, you will find it a bit difficult. So start by finding the type of resume that you feel most comfortable with and start with it.Writing resumes is not a piece of cake for a beginning writer, bu t by following the advice of professionals and by following some excellent advice on the Internet, it can be made much easier. Good luck in writing your resume. Good luck!