I’m often asked “Brian, can a VocationVacation REALLY turn me into a Baker, TV Producer, Interior Designer, Sports Announcer, <Fill in one of our other 150+ VocationVacation types>, etc. in just 2-3 days?”
My answer is always, “Absolutely not! There’s a whole lot more to do. You have to create an Action Plan. But while you’re test-driving your dream job with your mentor, ask them some specific action plan-related questions!”
Your questions will more than likely fall into several broad categories:
1. Knowledge: things you need to learn and understand prior to moving forward
2. Family: How to make your dream job mesh with the needs and wishes of your family
3. Money: How you’ll finance your new career, and how you’ll support yourself and your family while you make the career change
4. Timeline: Over what period of time you’ll transition to the new career
Don’t be immobilized by these big, general questions! Take them one at a time. It’ll all come together and your action plan will become clearer by the day.
September 12, 2008 at 3:19 am
I’d like to have a chance to work for Lufthansa Airlines as a cabin crew.
June 10, 2009 at 5:34 pm
Suspect is elderly man believed to have link to white supremacist groups
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A security guard was shot to death after an elderly man said to have ties to white supremacist groups walked into the United States Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday and opened fire, officials say.
The man shot the guard with a rifle as soon as he entered the building at 12:52 p.m. ET, said Cathy Lanier, the chief of D.C.’s city police. The guard was taken to George Washington University Hospital, where he later died.
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