Welcome!

My friend at the hockey rink has written an eBook, sharing his 15 years of experience as an executive recruiter. While this may sound a bit like an ad (yeah, I agree, it does), Steve has the right knowlege, words and attitude to help you get a better job.

 

Steve has broken it all out and you can go to his website, listen to what he has to say, and decide for yourself about his book.

 

Personally, I'd tell you to grab any advantage you can, the job market is still terrible. If your resume stands out from the crowd, you have a much better chance of getting that great job you've been dreaming about. Having watched my boss throw resume after resume into the trash, I can tell you that it's hard to grab the boss' attention -- well, the right kind of attention anyway.

 

Go check it out at Insider Interview Secrets http://www.insiderinterviewsecrets.com/.

It's never easy to write a book. I've written two and edited several, designed many. But writing non-fiction is a LOT different than fiction.

 

Non-fiction is hard, don't get me wrong. Fiction is another whole world of writing.

 

I wonder, as I go along, will others read my words and become absorbed into my own little universe that I'm in the midst of creating? Or will they be bored?

 

I don't know. I just keep writing.

 

Sigh.

 

Easier said than done.

 

I'm working away, but I have a bunch of loose ends from the first two chapters to integrate into my novel. And at the rate I'm going, it's going to be four books because it's taken a turn to the very, very interesting. Funny how stories take on lives of their own, characters become living breathing people who are talking in my head and I'm just typing the conversation as fast as I can go.

 

Anyway, back to work...