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What You Don't Know About Under and Unemployment
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What others are saying about the "What You Don't Know..." Course:
"The practical information Pam provided in this course was as professional and complete as the program I received from Johnson & Johnson when I was downsized from that company. The value of this course was enhanced by the Christian perspective she brought as well." --Tim U.
"I never knew that job loss had such an underlying emotional impact on me - even from unemployment years ago. I'm grateful for Pam bringing this fact to light inasmuch as it's made dealing with my current situation a lot easier." --Steve M.
"The class has helped me to stay positive and focused on what God has planned for me. I will not let these difficult times break me down. I will stay strong in my faith and in the end, I will find the most awesome job." --Robert C.
" I had to leave early today, but I must say the quiet in the room during this morning's presentation told me everything I needed to know. Her talk hit like a truckload of dynamite.
Personally, my stress index is at 348(!), so I could absolutely relate to everything that she was talking about, including having concerns about living in our cars. It sounds absurd that anybody who is an executive would really think this way, but it is true all the same. The fact is, most of us don't have the cash reserves necessary to endure multiple years of transition, or multiple transitions.
Thank you for hosting the meeting. It helped me understand the last two years of my own life a little bit, and it may give me some material for trying to salvage my personal life, even if my professional life can't be salvaged. The jury is out on that one.
Please let me know how I can connect with this morning's speaker, and how I can get a copy of her slides. " --Ken F., a Senior Executive
About the Seminar
Day-Long Intensive Seminar
Community Centers, Churches, Businesses, Service Clubs, HR Departments, any individuals or groups wanting to help those under and unemployed can host a day-long intensive seminar, because Pam is willing to provide the seminar at no charge for her presentation. Pam knows that those under and unemployed need the instruction and resources she’s developed, and they don’t have much discretionary money. Just by hosting a seminar you can help generate much goodwill in your community and truly help entire families. Anyone who’s ever suffered under and unemployment knows that it gravely impacts every family member.
The actual day opens with registration at 8:00 and concludes at 4:30 with ample breaks and an extended lunch. The model for the seminar has been proven, and with the proper effort to secure local sponsors it can be a no cost event for the host organization(s). Sponsors are typically proven, reputable businesses and individuals who offer goods and services that would benefit those under and unemployed. Additionally, by getting local restaurants to offer discounts for the attendees, local businesses will benefit from your event.
Want this seminar to come to your community?
Contact us so we can book it!
Two-hour Mini-Presentation
Preserving Your Emotional, Mental, Physical and Spiritual Health
During Financial Crisis
In response to requests from organizations that provide practical job hunting services (resume writing, interview skills, etc,), Pam has extracted the invaluable emotional, mental and relational components from the day-long seminar to create a separate presentation. This focuses on the practical personal response one must garner to preserve emotional, mental, physical and spiritual health while suffering under or unemployment, bankruptcy and/or foreclosure, for the entire family. Specific job-hunting instruction is not included with this roughly two-hour presentation with a question and answer session. The 7-page mini workbook for this is not optional and is only available to seminar attendees. Booking requirements for this seminar are different than the day-long intensive. Simply inquire to learn more.
About the Products
WORKBOOK
The optional Workbook provides considerable practical helps, evaluations and exercises to point you to your best matching career and to prepare you to stand out from all the other candidates. It is a powerful, proactive workbook that covers topics from the emotional, mental and spiritual realities of being under and unemployed, to the many practical issues of foreclosure and bankruptcy options, effectively adjusting the new daily routine, managing stress and health, and writing quality resume and cover letters, managing follow-up and tracking methods, identifying target employment markets, successful interview techniques and more. Plus, Pam has done considerable research and has included hundreds of web resources that offer no and low-cost help in matters of shelter, food, medical and dental assistance as well as other issues that become problematic for those suffering under and unemployment. The book (A $45.00 value!) sells for $35.00 on line, but is discounted to $20.00 for those who pre-register for a seminar.
DVD AND BOOK
A DVD of one of the recent seminars will soon be available. The final edit is currently in process and copies will be made soon. Similarly, the stand-alone book is expected to be completed and ready for publication in a matter of months. Check back often to learn when these are available and to take advantage of any of our Special Offers.
With the extensive research Pam’s done, What You Don’t Know about Under and Unemployment: An Emotional, Practical and Spiritual Guide, will help you:
- Identify and process your emotional response so you can present your best self on an interview.
- Recognize and reverse negative mental thoughts to prevent deceptive thinking, depression, and worse.
- Register your stress level and take steps to address it and protect your physical health.
- Learn what you must do to keep your loss to that of your job and not your home, family, health or faith.
- Evaluate and identify your transferable skills allowing you to consider a new industry.
- Target specific employers, strategize using their language to stand out from the myriad of other candidates.
- Learn the specific steps from first impression through to accepting the salary offer, to keep you in the running and land that next job.
- AND a whole lot more! It’s called a day-long intensive for a reason…
Click here to contact Pam and inquire about a specific date for you to host a seminar.
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