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Craig Nathanson is the author of P Is For Perfect: Your Perfect Vocational Day and a coaching expert who works with people over forty. Craig's new E-book, Discover and live your passion 365 days a year is a workshop in a box designed to help busy adults go insane with their work. Craig's systematic approach, the trademark "Ten P" process,'' helps people break free and move toward the work they love. Visit Craig's online community at http://www.thevocationalcoach.com where you can take a class, get more ideas through Craig Nathanson's books and CD's, get some private coaching over the phone or read other stories of mid-life change and renewal. Craig lives in San Anselmo, California. You can reach him at 415-457-0550 or at craig@thevocationalcoach.com

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Mid-life Crisis? 10 Steps you Must Take Now to Save your Life
Save your life? Read
By: Craig Nathanson | 08/09/2007 | Coaching
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The Top 10 Fatal Mistakes People Make After Age 40!
Mistake # 1: Doing work that brings no joy or happiness Who made up the rule that says work should bring misery. Go ahead and add up the hours of “work” left in your life. Calculate up to the day you stop breathing, not the day you retire. A big number, isn’t it? Now, how will you spend those hours? The choice is yours. Read
By: Craig Nathanson | 05/08/2007 | Self Improvement
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Over 40? How to Build the Support Network You’ll Need Now for the Rest of your Life and Work!
Do you have the just the right support network in place for you? Look around you now. Do you have people in your life on a daily basis who support your dreams, your goals and your daily activities? Do these people make you laugh, make you smile and help you feel better about yourself? Are these people able to truly listen to your needs, especially it when it comes to your work? Read
By: Craig Nathanson | 07/07/2007 | Coaching
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How to Discover Purpose in your Life and your Work
All of us are born with most aspects of our lives already established for us. Our economic status, cultural identity, personality, core values and our customs are waiting for us when we are born. For many people, this predetermined life is lived without question all through life. This naturally extends to our work, our relationships, and how we view the world. Read
By: Craig Nathanson | 03/06/2007 | Coaching
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How to Attract the Work you Love
First, decide what you want! Yes, it’s that easy and that hard. What do you love to do? Decorate a house, take pictures, teach children or work with the elderly? Read
By: Craig Nathanson | 11/05/2007 | Coaching
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Over 40? Learn to Envision and Live your Perfect Vocational Day
Have you ever thought about what your perfect work would be? How about the pattern of a typical work day for the rest of your life? What daily routine would get you excited and bring joy and happiness to your work? Read
By: Craig Nathanson | 13/04/2007 | Self Help
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Twenty Ways to Find the Work you Love
Do you ever wish you had a few more options when trying to find the work you love? Read
By: Craig Nathanson | 11/03/2007 | Coaching
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Over 40? Make your Passions Work for You!
Why is this important? Making your passions WORK for you is important because your happiness MATTERS and makes a difference in your life. Waking up to a day you really look forward to can make all the difference in your world. Read
By: Craig Nathanson | 10/02/2007 | Coaching
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Is your Work Killing You?
Did I get your attention? Good. Are you over 40? Even better. I can remember—it seems like decades ago, but it was really only six years ago—I was giving one of those “seen-one-seen-them-all” Powerpoint presentations for a Fortune 500 company. In the middle of the presentation—around slide 26, I think—I suddenly felt dizzy and very strange. Read
By: Craig Nathanson | 09/01/2007 | Coaching
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How to Find your Calling After Forty - Step Up for a Great New Year!
What is my calling? That’s the first question I usually get. The second question is “how do I find it”? I say, “Well, first you have to go looking for it!” Most of us are afraid to take that little peak inside to see what we really want. After forty, it’s time to listen to one’s heart, not one’s mom or boss or spouse or what we think the rest of the world wants. Evaluate and envision your journey Read
By: Craig Nathanson | 20/12/2006 | Coaching