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Why work really hard for someone else? Why not do your own thing?
I am an Attorney turned Entrepreneur.
This is a blog about my forthcoming book, How I changed Careers...a resource, sanctuary and knowledge base for the working wounded who want to run their own show and need a little inspiration.
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Daily Archives: December 30, 2009
The Other Side of Career Change In A Bad Economy
I want to cheer on and champion those who want to change careers. I also want the risk to be sobering. The risk is real . . . especially in this recession.
This morning, i congratulated myself for keeping the lights on for my business. Many might mightier than I have fallen in the last twelve months.
I just read this article from the DailyFinance.com about a Chef, turned Web designer, turned homeless guy living in a park.
It can happen. Continue reading
Posted in Career Change, Dare to Dream, Entrepreneurship, In the NEWs, The grind, Ya gotta have Faith
Tagged Advice, Career Change, chef, dailyfinance.com, Dare to Dream, entrepreneur, first avenues program, hamilton family center, homelessness, In the NEWs, national alliance ot end homelessness, Recession, risk, san francisco, technology, web developer
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