Friday, November 7, 2008
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Joyce Schwarz, Hollywood Career Strategist IN THE NEWS HEADLINES
CAREER CHANGE ARTICLES by and about author Joyce Schwarz, founder CENTER FOR SUCCESSFUL RECAREERING, Marina Del Rey, CA and also author of the best-selling "SUCCESSFUL RECAREERING" book. For more info email: recareering@aol.com or joyceschwarz@gmail.com.
JOYCE SCHWARZ, Hollywood career strategist In the NEWS!
JOYCE SCHWARZ, Hollywood career strategist In the NEWS!Many of you have asked to see some of the more than 200 articles that have been published in THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, LA TIMES, and in newspapers and magazines around the world about THE CENTER FOR SUCCESSFUL RECAREERING, founded by Joyce Schwarz, author of the best-selling book "SUCCESSFUL RECAREERING" so here are some pictures of those articles.
If any headline catches your eye, email me at recareering@aol.com or make a note in this blog and I will send you the full article at no charge.
For info on my upcoming classes on CHANGING CAREERS or HOW TO BREAK INTO THE NEW HOLLYWOOD, email me at recareering@aol.com too. Thanks Joyce Schwarz, JCOM, http://www.joycecom.com/
Monday, January 21, 2008
MATCHMAKING FOR BUSINESS -- IN THE NEW HOLLYWOOD & BEYOND
GETTING A JOB IN THE NEW HOLLYWOOD -- GET CONNECTED & MATCHMAKE FOR BUSINESS says Joyce Schwarz, JCOM
Almost every day someone calls me or asks me how to get a job in the New Hollywood....blogs Joyce Schwarz, @ http://www.hollywood2020.blog.com/. how to get their song on the Internet, how to sell their MP3's, how to get their indy movie made, how to make $millions on the Internet.
HOW TO BREAK INTO THE NEW HOLLYWOOD --by Joyce Schwarz. So starting next week I'll be reviewing some of my timeless tips on how to break into the New Hollywood.
STAR*COURSE IS BACK... More than 5,000 of my grads from my STAR*COURSE classes -- how to sell you and your project to the new Hollywood have followed these tips and the path to success-- and you can too.
STAR*COURSE -- more than 4000 people have participated in Joyce Schwarz, STAR*COURSE workshops -- how to break into the new Hollywood -- how to sell you and your project to Hollywood & beyond...books, movies, videos & more...GREAT ARTICLE ON ABCNEWS.COM ON '08 WORKPLACE TRENDS....by Tory Johnson, Womenforhire.com Meanwhile-- we found this AMAZING story on the changing workplace that was written by TORY JOHNSON who is on ABC's GOOD MORNING AMERICA and also is CEO of WOMEN FOR HIRE....we could not have said it better--- social networking and jobs are the perfect match.
That's why Joyce Schwarz has always called this MATCHMAKING FOR BUSINESS -- don't miss this article--
READ EVERY WORD OF IT! .....click on the violet link below:
ABC News
Get Hired in '08: Workplace Trends to Put You AheadABC News - Jan 2, 2008The Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that America will have more than 5 million more jobs than people to fill them this year … thanks to baby boomers ...
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
VISION STATEMENT HOW TO CREATE ONE BY AUTHOR JOYCE SCHWARZ
Mission statements were all the rage throughout corporate America in the 1980s.
And vision boards, handmade collages of visual images a person wants to attract to their life, were featured in “The Secret.”
Now, the latest tool for helping to create our ideal life is through the use of a “Vision Statement.”
“A vision statement is something that will inspire you. It’s what you want to happen,” says career and new company launch strategist Joyce Schwarz who is the author of the upcoming book "THE VISION BOARD": Unlocking the Secret to an Extraordinary Life. Harper Collins Publishing, Collins Design, fall, 2008.
WHAT IS THE VISION STATEMENT? “It’s a vivid, idealized description of the outcome that you want. Something that inspires ... energizes you, and helps you create a mental image of your target.”
Unlike mission statements, which originated in corporations, Schwarz says, “Vision statements started from the grass roots up, by people who want to create personal power and their own realization.”
USE TO ENHANCE YOUR LIFE...and visualize the future: A vision statement can be used to enhance any part of your life, like family or career. It could also be created to visualize a new home or a specific project.
If you’re currently using affirmations to help achieve your goals, Schwarz suggests summarizing the affirmations into a single, powerful vision statement.
You could make your vision statement appear each time you turn on your computer, or arrange the vision statement at home or at your office where you will see it regularly. Some people are going all out, creating multimedia vision statements.
“If you go to youtube.com ... and put in ‘vision statement’ you’ll see more than 300 users that are creating video vision statements,” said Schwarz. There are several versions of commercial software available or “You can create yours as simply as using Power Point.”
Here are Joyce Schwarz suggested guidelines for creating your vision statement:
Summarize your vision in a powerful statement (1-4 sentences)
Make sure it stands the test of time (think ballpark vs. small details)
Suspend disbelief—anything is possible!
Follow up with ‘inspired action’ (specific steps toward your vision)
Post it somewhere you can see it daily (and update it quarterly)
As with goals, Schwarz suggests checking in with your vision statement quarterly, at the change of seasons (spring, summer, fall, winter).
This will give you an opportunity to check on your progress and revise or fine-tune your vision statement as needed. While you’re doing this, make sure to give yourself credit for the work you’ve done, and spend some time being grateful for the ways your life is improving.
Try not to be too tough on yourself if you didn’t accomplish everything on your list.
For more information about Vision Statements and workshops that Joyce Schwarz conducts for corporations, start-ups and entrepreneurs, email Joyce @ joyceschwarz@gmail.com or call her directly at 310-822-3119.
And vision boards, handmade collages of visual images a person wants to attract to their life, were featured in “The Secret.”
Now, the latest tool for helping to create our ideal life is through the use of a “Vision Statement.”
“A vision statement is something that will inspire you. It’s what you want to happen,” says career and new company launch strategist Joyce Schwarz who is the author of the upcoming book "THE VISION BOARD": Unlocking the Secret to an Extraordinary Life. Harper Collins Publishing, Collins Design, fall, 2008.
WHAT IS THE VISION STATEMENT? “It’s a vivid, idealized description of the outcome that you want. Something that inspires ... energizes you, and helps you create a mental image of your target.”
Unlike mission statements, which originated in corporations, Schwarz says, “Vision statements started from the grass roots up, by people who want to create personal power and their own realization.”
USE TO ENHANCE YOUR LIFE...and visualize the future: A vision statement can be used to enhance any part of your life, like family or career. It could also be created to visualize a new home or a specific project.
If you’re currently using affirmations to help achieve your goals, Schwarz suggests summarizing the affirmations into a single, powerful vision statement.
You could make your vision statement appear each time you turn on your computer, or arrange the vision statement at home or at your office where you will see it regularly. Some people are going all out, creating multimedia vision statements.
“If you go to youtube.com ... and put in ‘vision statement’ you’ll see more than 300 users that are creating video vision statements,” said Schwarz. There are several versions of commercial software available or “You can create yours as simply as using Power Point.”
Here are Joyce Schwarz suggested guidelines for creating your vision statement:
Summarize your vision in a powerful statement (1-4 sentences)
Make sure it stands the test of time (think ballpark vs. small details)
Suspend disbelief—anything is possible!
Follow up with ‘inspired action’ (specific steps toward your vision)
Post it somewhere you can see it daily (and update it quarterly)
As with goals, Schwarz suggests checking in with your vision statement quarterly, at the change of seasons (spring, summer, fall, winter).
This will give you an opportunity to check on your progress and revise or fine-tune your vision statement as needed. While you’re doing this, make sure to give yourself credit for the work you’ve done, and spend some time being grateful for the ways your life is improving.
Try not to be too tough on yourself if you didn’t accomplish everything on your list.
For more information about Vision Statements and workshops that Joyce Schwarz conducts for corporations, start-ups and entrepreneurs, email Joyce @ joyceschwarz@gmail.com or call her directly at 310-822-3119.
Vision Statement HOW TO CREATE ONE by Joyce Schwarz
Mission statements were all the rage throughout corporate America in the 1980s. And vision boards, handmade or software versions of collages of visual images a person wants to attract to their life, were featured in “The Secret.”
Now, the latest tool for helping to create our ideal life is through the use of a “Vision Statement.”
“A vision statement is something that will inspire you. It’s what you want to happen,” said Lisa.fm career pal, Joyce Schwarz and author of the upcoming book "THE VISION BOARD": Unlocking the Secret to An Extraordinary life.
“A vision statement is something that will inspire you. It’s what you want to happen,” said Lisa.fm career pal, Joyce Schwarz and author of the upcoming book "THE VISION BOARD": Unlocking the Secret to An Extraordinary life.
Joyce explains what a VISION STATEMENT is -- “It’s a vivid, idealized description of the outcome that you want. Something that inspires ... energizes you, and helps you create a mental image of your target.”
START FROM THE GRASSROOTS...
Unlike mission statements, which originated in corporations, Schwarz says, “Vision statements started from the grass roots up, by people who want to create personal power and their own realization.” A vision statement can be used to enhance any part of your life, like family or career. It could also be created to visualize a new home or a specific project.
TIE IN AFFIRMATIONS:
If you’re currently using affirmations to help achieve your goals, Schwarz suggests summarizing the affirmations into a single, powerful vision statement.
If you’re currently using affirmations to help achieve your goals, Schwarz suggests summarizing the affirmations into a single, powerful vision statement.
USE AS SCREENSAVER...your own banner ad to a better life!
You could make your vision statement appear each time you turn on your computer, or arrange the vision statement at home or at your office where you will see it regularly. Some people are going all out, creating multimedia vision statements.
“If you go to youtube.com ... and put in ‘vision statement’ you’ll see more than 300 users that are creating video vision statements,” said Schwarz. “You can create yours as simply as using Power Point.”
Here are guidelines for creating your vision statement:
*Summarize your vision in a powerful statement (1-4 sentences)
*Make sure it stands the test of time (think ballpark vs. small details)
*Suspend disbelief—anything is possible!
*Follow up with ‘inspired action’ (specific steps toward your vision)
*Post it somewhere you can see it daily (and update it at least quarterly)
UPDATE EACH SEASON...Summer, Fall, Winter & Spring & more!
As with goals, Schwarz suggests checking in with your vision statement quarterly, at the change of seasons (spring, summer, fall, winter). This will give you an opportunity to check on your progress and revise or fine-tune your vision statement as needed.
ACKNOWLEDGE PROGRESS:
While you’re doing this, make sure to give yourself credit for the work you’ve done, and spend some time being grateful for the ways your life is improving. Try not to be too tough on yourself if you didn’t accomplish everything on your list.
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