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How To Write A Resignation Letter …With Special Tips For Writing Letters Of Resignation For Retirement

Take it from me… you need to know how to write a resignation letter BEFORE you plan to leave your job! Your formal resignation letter is something that should be taken seriously — because you don’t want to burn any bridges AND you want references in the future. Here’s how to write a resignation letter in 3 simple steps. Plus, bonus tips: I’ll show you how to write a letter of resignation for retirement too.

Thinking Of A Career Change?… Try A Work Vacation First & Test Drive Your Dream Job

Test drive your dream job by taking a vocation vacation. A work vacation (or learning vacation) is a great way to get hands-on experience in a career field you might like to pursue. And you’ll get one heck of a great vacation at the same time! Not ready for a career change yet? A work vacation is also a fun way to learn a new skill or try a new hobby!

401k Retirement Plans: What You Need To Know About Your 401k Benefits

If you’re anything like me, the mere mention of having to make big financial decisions (even if they are good for me) makes me cringe and worry I won’t understand the facts. So, I want to break down 401k retirement plan information into a language everyone can understand. Here are the different contribution options, what to think about when investing, and what to do if you leave your job and you want to take your 401k benefits with you.

Should You Move For That New Job? It Is Worth Relocating? Here’s When Relocating For A Job Makes Sense & When It Doesn’t

Whether you are unemployed and an opportunity arises in a new city, or whether your current employer wants you to relocate to another one of their offices, there are several things you should think long and hard about first. Consider your standard of living where you are now, the cost of living where you’ll be moving to, the actual cost of the move & all that’s associated with moving to a new area, and whether the salary they’re offering will be enough. We’ll help point you in the right direction and answer the question, ‘Should you relocate now or maybe wait this one out?’

Thinking About Quitting Your Job? How To Quit A Job Without Making Enemies

Wondering how to quit a job? Quitting a job you don’t like can be a wildly cathartic experience. Take it from me, I recently left a job where I was really underutilized and under appreciated (no violin playing here — I promise). Burning the building to the ground would be illegal, and isn’t really my […]

Planning For Retirement: 7 Things You Should Do Now To Prepare For Your Future Retirement

What do hobbies, volunteering, and downsizing have to do with planning for retirement? They’re great ways to expand your horizons and feel fulfilled in life.

Starting A Business: How To Get Started As An Entrepreneur While Still Working Your Day Job

Don’t quit your day job when starting a business. Consider continuing education, make a commitment, and set goals while keeping your day job. Here’s how…

Thinking Of Starting Your Own Business? 6 Myths Successful Entrepreneurs Don’t Believe & You Shouldn’t Either

Want to add your name to the list of successful entrepreneurs? Here are 6 myths about entrepreneurship that could sabotage your progress if you believe them.

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LynnetteMy very first job after college was as a Career Counselor -- helping college graduates choose their ideal career and plot a course toward their dream job. Ever since then, I've been helping others streamline the job search process -- by focusing only on what's most important and ways to stand out from other job candidates. As an entrepreneur myself who works from home full-time, I'm especially passionate about helping others fulfill their entrepreneurial dreams. When I'm not helping people find ways to get paid doing what they love, you'll find me at the corner of Good News & Fun Times as publisher of The Fun Times Guide (32 fun & helpful websites).

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