How about your career achievements? Are you proud of your own achievements? Do you secretly wish you had a few more startling achievements added in your resume to convince your potential employer?

My friend, the answer to getting your dream job is not to pretend to be someone better. It's not to lie on your resume or "acting" your way through an interview. It's not going to work.

The real solution is to make the most of who you already are - get the most out of your experience and credentials. How?

This is where my ebook kicks in...

"17 TOP SECRETS FOR HOW TO KEEP
YOUR JOB OR FIND NEW WORK TODAY!"

The "17 Secrets" provide powerful guidelines for how to keep your job or find new work in today’s difficult times. It includes a discussion of how to reinvent yourself for the new economy, as well as techniques to relieve stress and enjoy yourself more on or off the job, so you keep up your spirits -- so necessary in these times of turmoil.

Techniques on improving your relationships with others are included, too, since these skills are invaluable for staying on the job or finding new work.

I’ve taken my most successful strategies – the very same ones I’ve used with my personal clients for years – and developed a way so you can put them to work for you.

But who am I to advise you?

My name is Gini Graham Scott.

I have written over 50 books on diverse subjects, specializing in business and work relationships, professional and personal development, creativity, conflict resolution, criminal justice, and popular culture.

Here are the most recent...

You can find them at the Amazon or Barnes of Noble if you want to.

And I even have my own wikipedia page at...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gini_Graham_Scott

I'm not saying this to brag... well, okay, maybe a little...

But the point is I know what hell looks like. As a lawyer, sociologist, and business consultant, I talk with people struggling with depression on a daily basis. I know how painful life with depression can be.

With massive layoffs these days, it is more crucial than ever to make sure your skills, habits and attitudes are constantly being improved. You see, your paycheck is directly tied to your ability to do your job.

Thanks to the global economic crisis, many people are struggling with job security. So if you think your job will still be around this time next year, think again.

You have to make yourself a valuable employee and the last one that would ever be laid off. You have to make yourself indispensable.

"Don't You Think It's About Time To Reward Yourself With A Healthier Life and Better Job?"

A couple of months ago Annie Carter gave her husband, a former travel manager, the harsh ultimatum: become a pizza delivery man or their family wouldn't make it.

The Monterey, California family of five was struggling with $55,000 of mounting medical debt from Annie Carter's unexpected case of severe aplastic anemia a year earlier. The family savings account had diminished to $200.

"It's embarrassing for my husband to take a job he is overqualified for, and I know that he feels ashamed at times," says Annie Carter, a 32-year-old mother with three children. "But this is what we have to do and we're going to make the best out of it."

She watched her husband, Matthew Carter, 34, load Domino's pizza boxes into their family car and deliver orders until near dawn for just $10 an hour.

Until last year, Matthew Carter had worked as a manager at a travel company, making $55,000 a year. He lost that job due to economic depression.

Matthew Carter says he noticed business at his travel company getting slow a year ago. Then the spike in gas prices last summer exacerbated the company's dire circumstances. A lot of penny-pinching families avoided his travel company altogether, he says.

Matthew Carter filed for unemployment compensation immediately after he lost his job. According to the Labor Department, over 4.6 million Americans were collecting unemployment benefits as of early January. When he applied for other jobs at some companies in Monterey, he was told he was either under-qualified or had too much experience.

After several weeks of searching, he took the only job left in the corner; a Domino's pizza delivery man. A job that would at least cover the family's expenses.

"I had to bury my pride and take whatever I could get," Matthew says. "I kept telling myself one of these days something better will come along." He spent a couple of months delivering pizzas at Domino's. He admits he fell into his own depression during that time.

The Carter family lives lean in their four-bedroom, two-bathroom house with its $1,000 a month mortgage. The couple is now teaching their children about budgeting and bargaining while relying on coupons and sales. They no longer eat out and no longer have cable TV.

Before long, Matthew came to me asking for my advice. So I told him everything he needed to know; the 17 secrets of survival.

One day, the family received good news, when a private security company hired Matthew to be a security manager. "My first thought was to tell my wife right away," he says. "I could hear the relief in her voice."

The Carters have also found some unexpected happiness. Annie Carter says her husband now spends more time at home. Not being able to leave the house for entertainment has brought the children closer together over books, games and conversation.

In the end, Matthew got a new job and his family is now happy that this work has also not only helped them financially, but also helped in maintaining the self respected and dignity within the society.

You see, searching for a new job is like going on a journey. It's a journey from where you are -- perhaps unemployed or disappointed with your current job -- to a new job that is enjoyable and rewarding.

If you've been finding this journey too long or difficult, you have to step back and ask yourself: Am I well-prepared for this journey?

Because preparation is the key.

How smooth and productive your job search will be, depends on how prepared you are. Never say you're "lucky" to keep your job. Never say you're "lucky" to get a new job. I've been hearing that from people lately and it bugs me off to no end.

You EARNED it.

You DESERVED it.

There is no such thing as luck. Keeping your current job or getting a job you want has NOTHING to do with luck and everything to do with having a strategy… the right strategy... 17 Top Secrets™

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This guide could help you avoid all the costs and pains of severe stress level or any job problems that haunt you every day and night.

That said, the knowledge in this 17 Top Secrets™ guide is easily worth from $90 up to hundreds of dollars!

Of course, you don’t have to pay that much.

I truly believe that this guide should not be available only to those people who can afford to learn it. I also believe that everyone should have the same opportunity to learn it! That's why I have created this manual so that all can have a chance to apply the technique and take advantage of the benefits.

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