Resume Writing For Fitness Professional - How to Get Hired With a Great Resume

Resume Writing For Fitness Professional - How to Get Hired With a Great ResumeWhile preparing your resume to get hired for a job as a fitness professional, it is important to prepare it in a well organized way. One of the ways you can do this is by using resume writing for the fitness professional. The content of your resume depends on the type of job you are interested in. In this article, we will discuss the benefits and use of resume writing for the fitness professional.Common things that you can include in your resume are your personal details, educational details, job details, financial information, work experience and reasons why you are applying for this job. These should be in the correct order as they will guide the employer while making the decision on your application.Since most of the time, employers are looking for someone who has a job related to their health care industry, you should include such things in your resume. Your career objective and accomplishments related to the health care field should be highlighted, especially if you have a lot of job history.Most employers now prefer to send their resumes through online services or in papers so that they are not required to attend meetings or conferences. This is where to resume writing for fitness professional comes in handy. By using this service, you can create a resume for the health care professional through the internet without having to go to any office or meeting to do so.These types of services are offered by online companies so that you do not have to worry about how much you will pay for such services. You just have to upload your resume in the online facility and you are done. The company will then submit your resume with the help of which you can get hired immediately without doing any further process.Resume writing for the fitness professional is considered to be the best option because you will not have to spend time on driving to an office or traveling to attend a conference. By t he time you are done, your resume will be submitted to a business and that too in a very short time.Resume writing for the fitness professional also offers other benefits apart from getting hired instantly. The resume helps in providing a good impression to the employer so that he or she will decide to hire you and not somebody else. If you follow the above mentioned points, you will surely come out successful with your resume writing for the fitness professional.

Social Security Tax Is Going Up for Millions in 2017

Social Security Tax Is Going Up for Millions in 2017 President-elect Donald Trump has promised lower taxes and a simplified tax code for all Americans. But during Trump’s first year in office, a scheduled adjustment to Social Security payroll taxes means that millions of workers will see hundreds of extra dollars automatically deducted from their paychecks. The paychecks of many affected workers will shrink by over $500 during the course of 2017. Self-employed workers may be on the hook for $1,000 or more in extra payroll taxes this year. What’s causing the bump in taxes? As a Bloomberg article explained, in recent years, workers have paid Social Security payroll taxes of 6.2% only on the first $118,500 in earnings. In 2017, the rate stays the same, but workers must pay that 6.2% on the first $127,200 they make. It’s the biggest change in the tax in more than three decades, and the gist is that the extra level of taxable income could result in as much as $539 disappearing from each affected worker’s paycheck in 2017. Self-employed workers, who bear the full brunt of Social Security payroll taxes with no help from an employer, could pay more than $1,000 extra this year due to the increase in the taxable minimum. Note that low-earning workers aren’t affected at all by the changes. Only those earning more than $118,500 will be impacted. But it is a very large groupâ€"estimated at 12 million workersâ€"that will be seeing their paychecks slashed, by way of an increase in their payroll taxes. Video Player is loading.Play VideoPlayMuteCurrent Time  0:00/Duration  0:00Loaded: 0%Stream Type  LIVESeek to live, currently playing liveLIVERemaining Time  -0:00  SharePlayback Rate1xChaptersChaptersDescriptionsdescriptions off, selectedCaptionscaptions settings, opens captions settings dialogcaptions off, selectedAudio TrackFullscreenThis is a modal window. This video is either unavailable or not supported in this browser Error Code: MEDIA_ERR_SRC_NOT_SUPPORTED Technical details : No compatible source was found for this media. Session ID: 2019-12-31:a3ff6b781b0966b335713ca6 Player Element ID: jumpstart_video_1 OK Close Modal DialogBeginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window.TextColorWhiteBlackRedGreenBlueYellowMagentaCyanTransparencyOpaqueSemi-TransparentBackgroundColorBlackWhiteRedGreenBlueYellowMagentaCyanTransparencyOpaqueSemi-TransparentTransparentWindowColorBlackWhiteRedGreenBlueYellowMagentaCyanTransparencyTransparentSemi-TransparentOpaqueFont Size50%75%100%125%150%175%200%300%400%Text Edge StyleNoneRaisedDepressedUniformDropshadowFont FamilyProportional Sans-SerifMonospace Sans-SerifProportional SerifMonospace SerifCasualScriptSmall CapsReset restore all settings to the default valuesDoneClose Modal DialogEnd of dialog window.PlayMuteCurrent Time  0:00/Duration  0:00Loaded: 0%Stream Type  LIVESeek to live, currently playing liveLIVERemaining Time  -0:00  Playback Rate1xFullscreenClose Modal DialogThis is a modal window. This modal can be closed by pressing the Escape key or activating the close button.Close Modal DialogThis is a modal window. This modal can be closed by pressing the Escape key or activating the close button.

Develop a Clear Mental Image of Yourself as Successful - Work It Daily

Develop a Clear Mental Image of Yourself as Successful - Work It Daily By CAREEREALISM-Approved Expert, Bud Bilanich Success Tweet 2: The more clear you are about what success means to you personally, the easier it will be to create the life and career you want. In the first article in this series, I explained how I decided I wanted to be an independent career success coach early in my career. I was fortunate I had several good role models â€" people with whom I was working who had the career to which I aspired. It was reasonably easy for me to be very clear on what I wanted out of my life and career. I always advise my career success coach clients to develop a clear mental image of themselves as a success. I tell them this image should be as vivid as they can make it. When I was 25, I conjured up an image of myself as a career success coach, motivational speaker, and management consultant. I worked in my home office â€" where I wrote and developed the programs I delivered at client locations. This office had a floor to ceiling wall of books I could use for easy reference. It also had a state of the art IBM Selectric typewriter and a big, clunky telephone. PCs and the internet were science fiction in 1975. I also saw myself having one to one coaching discussions with senior leaders in a variety of organizations, conducting training and team building sessions in conference rooms at their locations. Amazingly, many of the people in the sessions were smoking. I had very vivid images of standing in front of large audiences at sales meetings doing talks. I saw myself at a book store signing a book I had written. I also saw myself on airplanes, traveling to my coaching, speaking and consulting gigs. All of these vivid images came true. My office is much as I had imagined it â€" except it has two PCs and a cell phone, not a Selectric typewriter and clunky phone. The wall of books is there â€" overflowing. I’ve written 11 of the books on the shelf. People don’t smoke in my coaching, training and team building sessions anymore; and I use PowerPoint instead of handwritten flip charts, but the big stuff is the same as I’ve imagined it. I’ve coached people and spoken to audiences all over North America, in Latin America, Europe and Asia. I am a million mile flier with Continental Air Lines. I’m living my dream â€" in large part because I dared to dream it all those years ago. You can begin creating your vivid mental image of yourself as a career success with affirmations. Affirmations are positive self talk. The idea behind affirmations is when you think of the things to which you aspire, like becoming a career success, and then tell yourself that you are a career success, you will believe you can become a career success. More importantly, you will be more likely to do the work it takes to make that aspiration come true. A couple of years ago, I wrote a book called Star Power, Common Sense Ideas for Career and Life Success. I used a star to depict the ideas in the book. I urged readers to think of themselves as a star and to aspire to becoming a career and life star. I like the star metaphor. Daily, I repeat the following affirmation to myself: “Bud Bilanich is a star.” I’ve done a lot of working in making this affirmation a reality â€" redoing my website, developing better promotional materials, speaking, writing books, blogging and podcasting. I’ve also done something a little unusual. A few years ago, right after Star Power was published, I went to the “Name a Star” website and named a star after myself. Now I can say “Bud Bilanich is a star” and really believe it, because Bud Bilanich really is a star. It’s easy for me to visualize myself as a star, because I am a star. Bud Bilanich the star, is Catalog Number TYC 868-1011-1 in the constellation Leo. Bud Bilanich has a Visual Magnitude indicator of 11.2. Right Ascension is 11h 58m 21s. Declination is 11 degrees, 43,’18.” I don’t have a clue what all of these things mean, except the constellation Leo, which I chose because my birthday is August 14. But I do know one thing. Bud Bilanich is a star! How’s that for an affirmation? Affirmations work. I have become a minor star in the career success coach world. You don’t need to go to the lengths I did to make them work either. Just decide what you want, visualize yourself as having it, and tell yourself you have it. Then do whatever it takes to make your affirmation come true. Affirmations alone, however, are not enough to guarantee your career success. You have to do the work. Spend the time necessary to accomplish your goals. Volunteer for projects that will get you noticed. Become an expert on your company, its competitors, and your industry. In other words, bust your butt, and you will succeed. To develop a clear picture of you as a career success, you need to carefully think through your priorities â€" and then align your behavior to ensure that you are living according to them. To do so, ask yourself two very important questions: 1. What do I want to do in this life? 2. What is the result I want to achieve? The answers to these two questions will not only guide the big decisions you make, they will serve as a guide for living your life on a day to day basis. Here’s another way to look at it. Imagine you’re nearing the end of your life. You feel happy, content and satisfied. You don’t fear death because you’ve had a happy and prosperous life. You’ve lived and loved and feel you’ve been blessed. Once you get yourself into this frame of mind, look back at your life and what you’ve accomplished. Of all these accomplishments, what matters the most to you? What challenges did you overcome along the way to these accomplishments? How did you do it? What messages did you send to others by the way you lived your life? This visualization exercise will help you in clarifying your purpose and direction in this life. It’s important because it helps you create a vivid mental image of what success looks like for you personally. This is not day dreaming. It is real work. You are designing your future in your mind. When I was younger, I realized my purpose in life is simple â€" to help others grow and succeed. I am a teacher and a helper. I enjoy helping others succeed. I’m good at it. It’s very fulfilling. When I’m at the end of my life, I expect I’ll look back with great joy at the number of people I helped succeed. I keep this mental picture in mind as I go about my day to day business. I ask myself a simple question almost every day, “Bud, did the things you did today support your life’s purpose of helping others learn, grow and succeed?” If I answer, “yes,” I consider it a successful day. If I answer “no,” I think about what I can do the next day to get back to living my purpose. Successful people have a clear and vivid mental image of what success means to them. They live their life’s purpose every day. If you haven’t clarified your purpose in life, this is a good time to start. Once you get clear on your purpose, live it every day in all your actions. What’s your dream? Have you created a vivid mental image of it? I suggest you take some time for yourself. Ask and answer these three questions: Where do I want to be 10, 20 and 30 years from now? What will it look like and feel like when I’m there? What will my life be like? Ask and answer these and any other questions that will help you develop a clear, vivid mental image of your success. This is not day dreaming. It is real work. You are designing your future in your mind. The common sense point here is simple. Successful people define what success means to them. Then they develop a compelling and clear mental image of their success. They use this mental image to help keep their dreams alive and to keep moving forward to what they want in their lives and careers. Follow the advice in Tweet 2 in Success Tweets, “The more clear you are about what success means to you personally, the easier it will be to create the life and career you want.” Get clear on what you career success looks like, and then create it. Keep this mental picture with you as you go about your day to day business. Every once in a while, ask yourself if what you did that day brought you any closer to your mental image of you as a career success. In this way, you’ll be keeping your dream alive â€" and moving toward your career success goals. If you want to read more of my career success tips, download a FREE copy of my latest book: Success Tweets:140 Bits of Common Sense Career Success Advice, All in 140 Characters or Less. Tweet Share | Did you find this article interesting? You can read more articles by this expert here. Also, check out all of our FREE webinars! CAREEREALISM Expert, Bud Bilanich, The Common Sense Coach, will help you create the life and career success you want and deserve. He is Harvard educated but has a down-to-earth approach to his coaching that comes from his roots in the steel country of Western Pennsylvania. CAREEREALISM.com provides the best career advice from proven career experts on a daily basis. How do you find a job today? You get career and job search help from us! Sign-up today to get our updates daily. The photo for this article is provided by Shutterstock. Have you joined our career growth club?Join Us Today!