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Tuesday, April 28, 2009

In reality, deciding who's 'Gotta Go' is complex | Cincinnati Enquirer | Cincinnati.Com

In reality, deciding who's 'Gotta Go' is complex | Cincinnati Enquirer | Cincinnati.Com

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Working longer, with fewer benefits | Cincinnati Enquirer | Cincinnati.Com

Working longer, with fewer benefits | Cincinnati Enquirer | Cincinnati.Com

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Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Shift from big to small employer changes mindset | Cincinnati Enquirer | Cincinnati.Com

Shift from big to small employer changes mindset | Cincinnati Enquirer | Cincinnati.Com

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Shed shame of job loss and seek support | Cincinnati Enquirer | Cincinnati.Com

Shed shame of job loss and seek support | Cincinnati Enquirer | Cincinnati.Com

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Wednesday, April 8, 2009

"Finding the sweet spot" by Dave Pollard

I read an inspiring review of this work in Ode Magazine's April 2009 issue. Promotes entrepreneurism in this challenging economy and offers guidance on developing an entrepreneurial enterprise safely. Looks like a must read, and it is available at the Jefferson County Library!

By the way, Ode Magazine is always worth reading. You can explore it via the web at: www.odemagazine.com.

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Connecting across generations builds teams | Cincinnati Enquirer | Cincinnati.Com

Connecting across generations builds teams | Cincinnati Enquirer | Cincinnati.Com

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Hiring managers feel strain of job hunt | Cincinnati Enquirer | Cincinnati.Com

Hiring managers feel strain of job hunt | Cincinnati Enquirer | Cincinnati.Com

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Web sites of interest

4 steps to survive a layoff
About,com Financial Planning
About.com Stress management
APA Managing Stress
APA Managing stress in tough economic times
Bankrate site
Bankruptcy Guide Cornell University
CAN Cincinnati
Career & Life transition
Career Assistance Network
Career transition guide
Cash during layoff crisis - caution
CFP Choosing a financial planner
Coping with layoff
Credit Crisis from NY Times
Dave Pollard's Blog Site
Debt management education videos of value
Delong web site
Destroy Debt Site
Emedicine: Laid off health care tips
Explaining layoff to a recruiter
Ezine articles: Advice for people who stress about money
Federal Trade Commission Guide for Debt Relief
FPA Choosing financial planner
Health Insurance Post-layoff
HUD Guidance Avoiding Foreclosure
Job search aids
Kiplinger's Money Basics
Layoff success stories
Life transition newsletter from Life Esteem
Living happily within our means
Managing in tough economy from SAMHSA
Managing life transitions from Garrett Coan
Managing money during a career search
Marginal Revolution
Mint Financial Management Software (free)
Mortgage assistance new government site (March 2009)
Mortgage Refinance Interest - Alex Jaffe (my son)
Mortgage relief from Hope Now
Motley Fool web site
My money management
Networking while on the job from NY Times
NIH Medline Plus Economic Stress Guidance
NPR Choosing financial planner
NY Times "Living with less" articles
NY Times article Managing Financial Stress
Paul Kedrosky Site
Personal career enhancement
Planning tools from Fidelity
Planning tools from TD Ameritrade
Planning tools Vanguard
Preparing for potential layoff
Psych Central: XMAS on a budget
Quicken Financial Management Site
Quint Career Web Site Packed with resource information for job seekers
Reverse mortgage information from Bankrate.com
Reverse Mortgage information from HUD
Reverse mortgage loan calculator from AARP
Saving for College Site
SEC Guide for seniors avoiding investment fraud
SEC Guide to 529 plans
SEC Invest Wisely
SEC questions to ask about annuities
Securities & Exchange Site
Small Business Administration Courses and Guides
Social Investment Forum
Socially responsible investing
Suze Orman on Financial Responsibility
Suze Orman on health insurance
Suzie Orman's Site
Treasury Direct
Useful online budgeting tool from Kiplinger's
Where the jobs are
Workplace Mental Health

Books of interest

Books
Making Work Work by Julie Morgenstern
Money and the meaning of life by Jacob Needleman
Money Magic by Deborah L. Price
Seven Stages of Money Maturity, George Kinder
The 9 Steps to Financial Freedom by Suzie Orman
The Soul of Money, Lynne Twist
Transitions by William Bridges

My Blog List

The Big Picture

“Core” CPI Challenge - Last week, I mentioned the long, distasteful history of governments deliberately underreporting inflation data. It drew surprising pushback — especiall...
18 hours ago
Personal Branding Blog - Dan Schawbel

What recruiters really think about AI-screened applicants — and what you can do differently - Last month, a friend sent me a rejection email she’d received within 90 seconds of submitting her application. Ninety seconds. She’d spent three hours ta...
9 months ago
Dilbert.com Blog

Episode 2045 Scott Adams: Silicon Valley Bank Prediction, Trump Dominance, & Race Relations Reframed - Content: Bill Maher reframes DeSantis out of 2024 SVB, Silicon Valley Bank situation Mark Cuban on FDIC 250,000 protection limit USA Today compares Maine...
3 years ago
Room for Debate

When Do Consumer Boycotts Work? - Uber, Starbucks, Budweiser. These are just a few of the brands that have faced consumer boycotts for taking supposedly political stances in the past few ...
9 years ago
Living Well on Less

Does having kids destroy your marriage? - Yesterday, this terribly sad editorial about a writer who blames having children for the destruction of her marriage popped up in my Facebook newsfeed. I m...
11 years ago
The New Old Age

A New Direction - The blog is ending, but our coverage of caregiving and aging is not. The New Old Age will run as a twice-monthly column by Paula Span on nytimes.com and fr...
11 years ago
About.com Job Searching

Sending a Thank You Letter After an Interview - [image: Thank You Note] It doesn't take much time to send a thank you note or thank you email message after an in-person job interview or a phone intervi...
12 years ago
WSJ.com: The Juggle

What Tasks Do You Find Most Stressful? - The idea that a 50/50 split of tasks is actually inequal might seem a stretch to some. But it's true that some tasks (such as child care) require more effo...
12 years ago
Heymarci.com

Teach for America: Not Just for Twentysomethings - [image: Share]
13 years ago
WSJ.com: Laid Off And Looking - WSJ.com

Laid Off and Looking Back - In December 2008, we launched the Laid Off and Looking blog as a way for WSJ readers and job seekers to learn firsthand about how rising unemployment was a...
16 years ago
On the Job by Anita Bruzzese

This blog has moved - This blog is now located at http://onthejob.45things.com/. You will be automatically redirected in 30 seconds, or you may click here. For feed subscribers,...
16 years ago
WSJ.com: The Wallet

Simple Truths That Help You Save — and Make — Money - As the Wallet goes on extended hiatus, former WSJ personal finance columnist Jonathan Clements shares seven simple truths about money.
17 years ago
The Inside Job

Congress Battles Over Automatic Pay Raises - Sen. David Vitter thinks Congress should bear the discomfort of voting for annual pay raises.
17 years ago
Career Enhancement Basics

Great Careers in the Medical Field - *Career Enhancement* The medical field has always offered wonderful career opportunities and seems to provide not only job security but favorable incomes in...
20 years ago
Positive Psychology News Daily

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About Me

Stuart Jaffe: Birmingham, Alabama, United States; Following 30-years in the financial service industry, I have chosen to be of service to others as a financial coach, counselor, and social worker. My current focus is in regards to helping individuals cope with managing career, investment volatility, and debt burdens and stress associated with this challenging economic environment.

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