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When you have a lot of ground to cover, there is a bunch of people you can call in to help you. We all know hundreds, if not thousands of people . Acquaintances; friends; colleagues. People from school, college and ‘that art class you took last June’… Family, teachers; even old flames.

Hundreds and probably thousands of people are in your social network! So there are all these people who are people you know and are ready and waiting to be your ambassadors in your searching.

Chances are that your team of willing volunteers will, somewhere along the way, know someone you need to get to in your search for the job you want. There’s a contact you know already who will know someone who can get you the dream job you want.

(c) 2007 “How To Land Your Dream Job“. You can have the job of your dreams. There’s a great free e-course at (blank e-mail) htlydjmini@aweber.com and all the tips you need at Martin Haworth’s website, http://www.howtolandyourdreamjob.com

Remember, you only get one go on this planet and you really do want to make the the most of it. And for most of us, we spend that at work. So getting your job right is a big leverage on the rest of your life too.

So, this is your space to dream and thoughtfully consider what your life will be like, when you really are living your dream job.

Using the couple of sheets of paper, write on them what the perfect work day in your dream job would be like, in an ideal world. Do it quickly, use a real pen and write!

Be descriptive - using as many of your senses as you can. For example, what you hear, what you see, what your feelings are. Be as descriptive as you like from your waking up, to the very end of your day, step-by-step, hour-by-hour.

What work is like; what happens in your mind’s eye; what you have for lunch; who you meet; who you loved working with. Even the sorts of things that are said too!

(c) 2007 How To Land Your Dream Job. You can have the job of your dreams. It takes application, attention and the information you need to get you there, young or old. Checkout the free six-part e-course at Martin Haworth’s website, http://www.HowToLandYourDreamjob.com.