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Jobs Search is 90% Mental

Yogi Berra once said, "Baseball is 90 percent mental, the other half is physical." Job search is a lot like baseball; before someone learns anything about your qualifications and accomplishments, they notice your attitude. A positive attitude will carry you a long way toward your goals.

 

JobSeekers is dedicated to helping members stay positive and focused throughout their campaigns. This section of the website contains inspirational selections from JobSeeker's weekly newsletter.

 

This poem by Ella Wheeler Wilcox uses sailing as a metaphor to describe how people in difficult circumstances have a great deal of control over how they react in trying times. It reminds us that, with God's help, We are responsible for our outlook, emotions and moods:

 

The Set of the Sails

One ship drives east, and another west

With the self-same winds that blow;

'Tis the set of the sails

And not the gales

That decides the way to go.

 

Like the winds of the sea are the ways of fate,

As they voyage along through life;

'Tis the will of the soul

That decides its goal,

And not the calm or the strife.

 

Ella Wheeler Wilcox

(US writer, poet, journalist; 1850-1919)

 

In other words, good and bad things (breezes) happen to all of us. The thing that separates the winners of the world from the rest of the pack is not the events themselves, but how we react to those events. Your attitude — the set of your sails — is the most important factor in whether this transition is successful or not.

 

 

 

Inspiration

Thanks, too, for you for your newsletter, which is always full of inspiration and valuable information. I will continue to look forward to receiving it weekly and continue to learn from it. May God continue to bless you with this wonderful organization you provide for folks like me. I cannot thank you enough for my experience with JobSeekers.
— Karen Green, Former JobSeeker

 

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I was offered two other positions at the same time and had a difficult decision to make. You will remember, however, that in my 30-second intro, I said I would like to work for an organization with a heart -- I think I found it!
Many thanks to you and the Ship's Crew for all the help, prayers, motivation and encouragement you provided while I was out of work. You are all very much appreciated.
— Becky Ott, Former Client

 

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