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© Copyright Keith Williamson The eight steps to a successful job search and Napoleon Hill’s eight steps to riches are identical by no coincidence. The same single-minded passion that brought great fame and fortune to nearly 200 individuals Hill studied can be applied to your career. Over the course of 20 http://www.flickr.com/photos/alexindigo/2364982213/ Persistence is another essential ingredient in Napoleon Hill’s success recipe. He describes it as the combination of willpower and desire. Others have had more colorful names for it. Henry Ford was called obstinate for his hard-nosed follow-through. Fannie Hurst conquered the publishing world, but not before she received 36 rejection slips from The Saturday Evening Post. Kate Smith sang for years without money until Photo by http://www.flickr.com/photos/amylovesyah/ When choosing or changing careers, one of the most important decisions is where and for whom you will work. Do not leave it to chance. Most of us believe we would never do that. If asked whether we were letting someone else decide our future, we’d say no loudly. Answer these questions and see how you score: Microsoft.comOrganized Planning is Napoleon Hill's sixth step to success In the previous six of Napoleon Hill’s famous Eight Steps to Success, we learned that to succeed in a job search or career change, we begin with desire for the change. We bring to our desire the confidence that we are capable of attaining it until we believe we already have. Now, with the knowledge we Microsoft.com When we stimulate our conscious mind through the emotion of a strong desire, creative imagination comes alive. In other words, when you want your new job or career strongly, your ability to create it grows stronger, too. This is counter to what many of us think and do. We are more likely to tell ourselves, “Don’t get your hopes up,” or “Don’t count on it Microsoft.com (Part 5 of 10) Napoleon Hill’s best-selling business book of all time derived from the beliefs and actions of many of the richest and most successful people of the early 20th century offers eight steps to success: 1. Desire Step 4, specialized knowledge, in Hill’s own words, is personal experiences or observations. Hill distinguishes between http://www.flickr.com/photos/bettyx1138/ (Part 4 of 10) Napoleon Hill’s “Think and Grow Rich,” the best-selling business book of all time derived from the beliefs and actions of many of the richest and most successful people of the early 20th century and offers eight steps to success: ______________________________________ Over the course of 20 years, Hill interviewed and observed them to find www.flickr.com/photos/bespam (Part 3 of 10) Napoleon Hill’s best-selling business book of all time derived from the beliefs and actions of many of the richest and most successful people of the early 20th century offers eight steps to success: 1. Desire The second step is Faith. In Hill’s own words, this means, “Visualization (Part 2 of 10) Napoleon Hill’s best-selling business book of all time derived from the beliefs and actions of many of the richest and most successful people of the early 20th century offers eight steps to success: 1. Desire The first step, Desire, in Hill’s own words is the starting point of all achievement. Hill’s |   I’m Jeri Hird Dutcher, and I inspire executives and professionals to envision, attract, and achieve the career of their dreams. CERTIFICATIONS Certified Professional Resume Writer  Certified Professional Career Coach  Certified Employment Interview Professional ORGANIZATIONS Member of Professional Association of Resume Writers and Career Coaches  Member of Career Directors International   Member of Northeastern Dakota Area Human Resources Association  Member of Chamber of Commerce PUBLISHED IN  Examiner.com Fargo Resumes Examiner  SelfGrowth.com is the most complete guide to information about self improvement on the Internet. Follow Jeri, the Career Expert on SelfGrowth.com  Resumes for the Rest of Us  Appreciate Your Work History Dream up your perfect job Know - and get paid - what you're worth Networking Focuses on Giving Resumes for people who aren't looking for a job They're All in School - What's Next? ASSESSMENTS Authorized DISC Administrator | ||||
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