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Index


             Letters:                         Perserverance, 152–153, 167
               cover, 143, 144                Persuasion skills, 20
               follow-up, 161–164             PhD degree, 81
               interview confirmation, 153, 154  Physical skills, 23
               Q (qualification), 143–146      Physical symptoms, and need for
               of recommendation, 68, 69          career change, 1–2
             Listening skills, 19             Planning:
             Long view of life, 58              by entrepreneurs, 170–172,
             Longitudinal studies, of goal-setting,  173–174
                 118–119                        in goal-setting, 120–121
                                              Portfolio careers, 109–110
             Management skills, 25            Preferences, and transition income,
             Master’s degree, 81                  9–12
             Mathematical skills, 24–25       Professional organizations, 141
             Mental rehearsal, in goal-setting,  Promotions, strategic education and,
                 125–126                          63
             Microloans, 112                  Psychophysical symptoms, and need
             Miller, Emmett, 126                  for career change, 1–2
             Mission statements, 175–179
               authentic calling as, 175–179  Q (qualification) letters, 143–146
               developing, 178–179              composing, 146
               sample, 177                      sample, 145
                                              Q (quantified) statements, 105,
             Necessities, and transition income,  135–138
                 9–12                           in preparing for interviews,
                                                    157–159
             Objections, 149, 150–152           résumé checklist and, 137–138
             Obstacles in goal-setting:         sample, 135–137
               acknowledging, 120–121
               overcoming, 121–122            Recommendation letters, 68, 69
             Occupational Outlook Handbook,   Reference USA, 147
                 44–46                        Repair skills, 22
             Occupations list, 30–41          Résumés, 131–143
             Oldman, Mark, 70                   career objectives and, 132–133
             On-the-job training, 66–67         checklists for, 137–138
               cautions for, 66–67              cover letters for, 143, 144
               combined with other strategies,  job titles on, 74–75, 132–133
                   98–100                       methods of submitting, 142–143
               nature of, 66                    Q (qualification) letters versus,
               success story based on, 98–100       143–146
             O*NET, 44–46, 156                  Q (quantified) statements and, 105,
             Online searches (see Internet          135–138, 157–159
                 searches)                      radical career change and, 138–142
             “Open” certificate/degree programs,  sample, 139–140
                 81–85, 89–91                   summary statements and, 85, 91,
             Operating skills, 21–22                133–135, 138, 141–142
             Outplacement firms, 109–110         types of, 131–132

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