Scared Paralyzed
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Sep-18-2011
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As an Executive Coach, Peter Pamela is in constant contact with people who’ve reached a certain level of success in their career. You’d think that the fear surrounding job security would be minimal at this level. Not so, says Peter. With so many people looking for work, employers have their pick.
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We have so much to be fearful of these days. Or at least that’s what the media and our politicians would like us to believe. The non-existent job market, terrorism, Social Security and Medicare running out of money, and failing Wall Street, to name a few. With so much fear controlling our lives, we’ve become scared paralyzed. Highly successful Professional Life Coach and Career Coach Peter Pamela Rose, is trained to help us move through the fearby setting realistic goals and being persistent in our pursuit of them.
As an Executive Coach, Peter Pamela is in constant contact with people who’ve reached a certain level of success in their career. You’d think that the fear surrounding job security would be minimal at this level. Not so, says Peter. With so many people looking for work, employers have their pick. A fifty-five year old executive is more of a financial burden than two twenty-seven year olds. The executive is probably close to the salary cap, usually has more claims on medical insurance, is at the maximum for pension or 401K contribution from the company, and may not be up-to-date in the knowledge required to work most efficiently – quite a bit of fear to deal with for this executive.
A pro-active executive who finds him or herself in this position would find a Professional Life Coach like Peter to coach them into persistent and consistent action in achieving goals. Our executive we’ve been describing may want to pursue a current career with another employer or may want to pursue another career entirely. However, Professional Career Coach, Peter, says that doing anything out of fear will not achieve what you hope it will. So often Peter has clients reveal to her that they are more afraid of losing a job than they are of finding a different one. They take no action to see what might be available out of fear that it will jeopardize their current job. “Just talking to friends and acquaintances outside your place of employment about the kind of career you’d like to have starts the opening of doors,” says Peter. “Start by taking one action each day toward the career path you want to travel.” Read a book on the subject, reach out to someone in the industry, list your short term, medium term, and long term goals, or do research on who offers that kind of position. As you take consistent and persistent action each day, you will be guided on the next step to be taken. By living in the now, and seeing the steps unfold before you, the fear will begin to slip away. “Trust that you are being guided,” insists Peter Pamela Rose to her Life Coaching and Career Coaching clients. Peter shares this quote by an Unknown Author, “What you are afraid to do is a clear indicator of the next thing you need to do.” Being afraid to the point of paralysis of losing a job or career keeps us from achieving the career we really want. It’s also keeping us from making the best of the job we do have until our dream is manifested.
Let Peter coach you in how to be persistent and consistent in the action you take toward achieving your dreams. Her tools and coaching methods have helped thousands unburden themselves of the fear that is paralyzing them. Visit her website at peterpamelarose.com to get more information and to read the incredible results she’s helped her coaching clients to achieve. Coaching is available by phone or in person at your office in New York or Los Angeles.
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Article Source :
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Life Coach, Career Coach
(212) 388-2747 New York
(310) 712-5655 Los Angeles
peterpamelarose@gmail.com
www.peterpamelarose.com
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Keywords :
Life Coach, Life Coaching,
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Reference and Education
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Psychology
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