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Monthly Newsletter December, 2010
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How to Make Resolutions That Don't Make you Crazy-Teleclass
Heading for Tomorrow, Today
10 Tips to Keep Writing Through the Holidays-Article
Taking the Stress out of the Holiday Season
Job Hunting During the Holidays
Keep the Attitude of Gratitude
  How to Make Resolutions That Don't Make you Crazy
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 10 Tips to Keep Writing Through the Holidays

Now is the time of year when academics typically say to themselves, "I have a great big junk of time so I can get all that writing done that I have been putting off," whether it's their master's thesis, dissertation, articles or books.  But the truth is, most academics squander their break, procrastinating on the writing and generally frittering away the time visiting with family and friends, just like the rest of the world does.  Here are some tips to keep you writing through the holidays.
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De-stress the Holidays
Taking the Stress out of the Holiday Season

Many people hate the holiday season.  It turns into a frenzy of looking for the perfect gift, decorating the house like Martha Stewart, trying to entertain while managing a job, and dealing with special end-of-the-year events with the children.  There are those who stay up all night wrapping gifts, then feel aggravated by the fact that no one seems to notice how carefully the packages were prepared before they ripped them to shreds.  Read more >> 

First published in Natural Awakenings Lowcountry edition, December 2010
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Don't Slow Down Job Search
Job Hunting During the Holidays  

There is a common misconception that searching for full-time work during the holiday season from Thanksgiving through New Year's is a complete waste of time. Nothing could be further from the truth.

Managers are reviewing their year-end goals while beginning to formulate the steps to achieving the next year's goals. Savvy job seekers step up the search rather than gear down at this time.

Here are five tips for the holiday season job search. 

I also got to talk about this article at Lowcountry Live, Channel 4in Charleston with Laura Harris on November 24th, 2010. Link will be available next month.
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There is a lot to be thankful for
Keep the Attitude of Gratitude  

It's the day after Thanksgiving, that annual American ritual of feasting with family and friends around a table laden with ritual food such as turkey and cranberry sauce, and maybe some not-so ritual foods, such as the spinach souffle side dish that is part of my own family tradition.

Perhaps on this Friday, you are feeling extra tired from all those preparations and the combination of joy and strain that having friends and family members underfoot can cause. Do we still have to be thankful with all those pots and pans yet to clean up?

The answer is decidedly "yes." Read more >> 
 
 
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