89-Day Career Change Media Challenge

Best selling author, Fearless Career Coach, writer for the Wall St. Journal and Career Expert on Monster.com, Marky Stein poses a challenge to any major media outlet.

San Jose, CA (PRWEB) July 29, 2004 -- The average American will change careers 6.8 times in a lifetime(US DEPT LABOR) . The cost in time and money can be huge for these employment transitions, taking years of retraining and costing up to $269,000. "We all know people who dont leave unhappy jobs for better careers because of their fear of taking the risk of meeting with substantial costs, confronting the unknown, and facing the disappointment of failure. Fearless Career Change techniques prepare you to face change with courage," says Marky Stein, The Fearless Career Coach.

Marky is the best selling author of "Fearless Career Change: The Fast Track to Success in a New Field" (McGraw-Hill 2004) and "Fearless Interviewing: How to Win the Job by Communicating With Confidence" (McGraw-Hill 2003).Fearless career coach Marky Stein poses a challenge to any major media outlet:

1. Give me 2 people who want to change careers but have NO IDEA what they want to do!

2. Let me work with them for FREE for 89 days, using all of the techniques I've perfected in my 13 years as a career coach.

3. The challenge: One or more of these career changers will be employed in a radically different career in 89 days or LESS. The entire cost of their career change (for retraining, business licenses, etc.) will be $0 - $900.

4. Document it.

Marky Stein, the "Fearless Career Coach" is the author of best selling "Fearless Interviewing" (McGraw-Hill 2003) and "Fearless Career Change"(McGraw-Hill 2004). A regular guest on national television (Warner Brothers, TBS Superstations), radio and web casts, Marky is also the Job Search Expert on Time/Warner's iVillage.com and the Interview Expert on Monster.com. She is well known to readers of the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Chicago Tribune, Boston Globe, Los Angeles Times and other major publications. Ms. Stein is an Editor of the Career Planning and Adult Development Journal and is a frequent speaker at the International Career Development Conferences. She has worked as a career consultant since 1989 in over 75 of the Fortune 500 companies including Hewlett-Packard, Blue Shield, Dell, Packard-Bell, Fujitsu, Toshiba, Compaq, Eastman-Kodak and others. Marky is a member of the Association for Career Professionals International and the Career Planning and Adult Development Network.

For more information:

Marky Stein

408-261-9569

marky@markystein.com

http://www.markystein.com

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