Listen. I told myself when I got laid off that I wanted to work in the energy industry doing conservation work in a marketing position. It would not only be a completely different industry, but a completely different position! (I was a software engineer in the healthcare industry) I got what I went after, and you can too! 95% of the battle is knowing what you want - now go out and GET IT!!!!!
A runner on the verge of a heroic comeback! After taking a break from training in 2008 to have a baby, I'm hoping for at least one running personal best in 2009. In the meantime, I'm contemplating taking a break from my career as an attorney to be a full time mom to peanut and of course experiencing lots of adventures in parenting and otherwise with mrp!
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Do it! DO it! I'm sure you could even use the blog to start some low-key online coaching to get going.
Good news for you then . . . the Countryside Initiative is going to accept proposals some time this year for another farm lease in the valley.
Write a quality proposal and put together a solid business plan and you could be living in a renovated historical farmhouse in the CVNP!
You could reach out to a bunch of area schools and see if any are in need of a track coach!!!
I'd pay you to be my running coach when I'm able to concentrate on running again. You = fast! Me = Putzing around! : )
Good luck reaching your goals!
Listen. I told myself when I got laid off that I wanted to work in the energy industry doing conservation work in a marketing position. It would not only be a completely different industry, but a completely different position! (I was a software engineer in the healthcare industry)
I got what I went after, and you can too! 95% of the battle is knowing what you want - now go out and GET IT!!!!!
Solarsquirrel is right...
My favorite fortune cookie message: "understanding is hard, but once one understands action is easy."
I'm interested in how/why you have picked these. Esp. running a farm.
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