BrilliantWork.com launches business offering unique career counseling and corporate services to help people embrace change in their careers and in the world.

New website, BrilliantWork.com, offers unique approach to career counseling services; helps people embrace change, and re-invent their lives and careers in the midst of turmoil.

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CONTACT:
Sue Frederick, Founder
BrilliantWork.com
Phone: 303.939.8574
P.O. Box 17343
Boulder, CO 80308
http://www.BrilliantWork.com
Sue@BrilliantWork.com

BrilliantWork.com launches business offering unique career counseling and corporate workshops to help people embrace change in their careers and in the world.

Boulder, CO - January 21, 2002 - As thousands of U.S. workers face layoffs and unemployment, http://www.BrilliantWork.com steps up as a premier provider of exceptional career counseling and corporate services to help people re-invent their lives in the midst of turmoil.

"We need to embrace change, as frightening as it can be, and harness that energy to help us move into something greater than we've done before," says BrilliantWork Founder, Sue Frederick.

"People go through cycles of change in their lives, and what may have been meaningful work in the past, may not be making them happy now. I can help people understand how to use that change to their advantage."

With services such as Turning Point Workshop, Life Renewal Workshop, resume building, belief exploration, financial planning and individual career counseling, BrilliantWork provides meaningful opportunities for employers to help their workers find new jobs or embrace change that may be happening within their present corporate structure.

Frederick, a former journalist, website editor, and author, experienced the changing cycle of careers first-hand when she lost 5 high-powered internet jobs in a row as the internet began its downward spiral two years ago. This personal crisis empowered Frederick, a single mom, to re-examine her life.

"I realized that I had been trained and worked as a career counselor in my 20s and had loved that work. Helping people make career transitions really called out to me again - as the next phase of meaningful work in my life," notes Frederick.

After developing her 125-page booklet of BrilliantWork Re-invention Tools which helps people deeply examine their core beliefs and life missions to find their inner strengths and talents, she launched BrilliantWork.com and began providing individualized corporate packages. She also has a thriving one-on-one career counseling practice.

"As a skilled career counselor, creative thinker, advocate and coach, I bring compassion, intelligence and dedication to helping people. I understand the courage it takes to re-invent your life and your career. I've done it myself, and my program empowers others to do it."

For more information about BrilliantWork corporate or individual programs, visit the web site at www.BrilliantWork.com or contact Sue Frederick at: 303.939.8574 email: Sue@BrilliantWork.com

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