The National Networker prepares you for Managing Your Career at http://ping.fm/pVUUy
“Recently out-of-work professionals over forty-five have found themselves under exceptional stress. They have typically been high performers and spent accordingly. They have families to support, and often high mortgages and other financial commitments eating into savings. The latest AARP magazine reports this group, finding jobs very hard to get, are increasingly venturing into the self-employment world, which we all know poses its own hazards.”
Ms. Rauch gives our readers some candid and extremely helpful insight into the transition from dead corporate careers to the world of the entrepreneur – the group of innovators and risk takers who have historically been young, aggressive and unattached. These new entrepreneurs are making this transition out of necessity, frustration and out of a need to take some direct control back over their own lives. The age of the average entrepreneur is rapidly increasing. These “converts” face many considerations and difficulties in making this transition.
Ms. Rauch has written an article that everyone considering making this transition MUST read. It is highly honest, highly instructive, and (with the passage of time and the steepening unemployment situation in the United States and Overseas), an absolute survival blueprint.
Read the article at http://ping.fm/iaUBC and post your feelings about this rapidly-growing demographic and economic phenomenon right here on this very forum. We are especially interested if you have first-hand stories about the challenges which you have had to face and the means through which you have overcome these potential problems. If you’d like to offer some of your own services, blogsites or website resources to TNNW readers, as well, you may feel free to post your responses on http://ping.fm/0kAWP
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Thank you for your consideration, and for your input. The more responses, the better. Too Many members of the US labor force are in this situation but have chosen to remain silent about it. Let’s help each other deal with the reality of this situation. Please weigh in.
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