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Business Career Internet Marketing Technology & Science Legal Marketing Travel Sports Writing Animals Automobiles Computers Computer Programming Entertainment Environment Family Food Health & Medical Home & Garden Humor View all Categories       Forgot Password?    New User? Please enter your Email Id: Welcome to FreeBizTopics.com! ALL » Career >> View Article "Fuzzy Headed" Job Goals Lead to a "Fuzzy Headed" Life By: Marilyn J. Tellez, M.A. "Fuzzy Headed" Job Goals Lead to a "Fuzzy Headed" Life May I clarify in this article what I believe to be "fuzzy headed" life and job decisions. I believe both are entwined; life and job. "Fuzzy Headedness" is a result of not HAVING and ACTING on life goals. It's easy to fall into the trap of not making real decisions for oneself. Others can make them for us. We can drift and go to the job and life that just happens. It is all right to let some things in life just happen. That puts some glitter and fun into a life that is worth living. Sure is! However, if fuzzy thinking and acting is a pattern in one's life, then TOO MUCH JUST HAPPENING makes a life that is out of focus. Focus, plans, goals, action steps can keep us all out of the fuzzy headed, fuzzy ball of thinking, which curls up on itself, yes, just like a ball of thread! Now who wants to live a life that is like a ball of thread? No one that I know of. In order to not be fooled and trapped into lots of fuzziness thinking and acting it helps more than we all know, to have a plan. Plans which are carried out and acted upon can give a job seeker more than a fuzzy ball. About the Author Marilyn J. Tellez, M.A. Certified Job & Career Transition Coach Phone: (509) 469-3514 Email: doitnow@nwinfo.net Web: www.doitnowcareers.info Total Views : 312    Word Count Appx. : 219 See All articles From Author

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