The Beginner's Guide to Finding You Perfect Job

by Rick Jarow

Designed to help job seekers align their outer careers with their inner values, The Beginner's Guide to Finding Your Perfect Job offers a radical new approach to career change that reframes how, why, and where we can find work that is not just a job, but a destiny.



Drawing from his popular Anti-Career workshops, Rick Jarow teaches seven principles of career transformation to help listeners move beyond self-limiting thoughts and patterns, so that the work you do in the world reflects your integrity, passion, and sense of purpose.

With special guided meditations, insights about how the power of spirit can help with a career move, and many eye-opening examples from the real world, here is a much-needed holistic view of this critical life skill, and the interior resources that make a perfect job truly possible.

Audio CD

First published December 1, 2002

Reviews

[The Docta · Rating 1 out of 5]

A bunch of poorly expressed half ideas that sounded like a hippi the cliff notes to a Covey book and spewed them back up after having an "experience." Plus I am pretty well convinced from the text that the author is a raging H0m0$exu@|, not that this in itself is a bad thing. It was just so screaming it throughout without actually saying it, that it made the drivel even worse. This does not talk about finding a job at all if you are looking.