WHAT LIES BENEATH THE MID-LIFE MIND How to Dive Down and Discover Your Destiny during Career Change

In todays economy, more people face mid-life career changes, some by choice and some by force. So how can you rediscover your true, creative passions and embrace the job of your dreams?

Breckenridge, CO (PRWEB) November 19, 2003 -- Like network television without reality programs, job security is a thing of the past.
Most workers spend the first half of life building a self and a life," says Mark Bodnarczuk, personal consultant and author of Diving In: Discovering Who You Are in the Second Half of Life. Then they run smack into a wall of outer crisis and find themselves asking, 'Is that all there is?"

A personal coach and teacher, Mark has more than twenty years of experience working in the fields of organizational and leadership development. His book Diving In teaches how to resolve deep inner conflicts, free-up psychological energy and redirect that energy to the tasks of living life and discovering who you really are.

If you are facing a career change, Mark offers five questions you MUST ask yourself to avoid leaping out of the frying pan and into the fire."

   Who AM I - Are there aspects of my character Im ignoring or need to develop?
   How do I channel my creativity?
   What other channels might I explore, either new ones or ones I used long ago?
   Deep down, what do I really want?
   What would it cost to attain the things I really want and what specific steps could I take to make them a reality?

Its never too late to discover who you really are and create the destiny you dream of," says Mark. All you need to do is . . . DIVE IN!

Visit www.divingin.com to discover Marks Diving In workshops
or to get your copy of the FREE report Short Cuts to Psychological Growth."

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MARK BODNARCZUK is widely published in organizational and leadership development. He has spent more than twenty years helping companies improve management and leadership practices and currently offers workshops that deliver to participants powerful insight to overcome personal obstacles.

An instructor for the Enneagram and the Myers-Briggs Personality Type Indicator, Mark has trained over twelve hundred people in Stephen Coveys 7 Habits of Highly Effective People and Franklin-Coveys What Matters Most time management. Trained in the Enneagram by the renowned Don Richard Riso and Russ Hudson, Mark has also spent over eighteen years in analysis with a Jungian analyst. Mark is president of the Breckenridge Consulting Group Inc., and an adjunct faculty member at Colorado Mountain College. He is a PADI certified Advanced Open Water Diver and has logged over three hundred scuba dives in the past four years.

Diving In: Discovering Who You Are in the Second Half of Life; Elton-Wolf Publishing; 2003; ISBN: 1-58619-045-8; $19.95
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CONTACT

Beth Farrell
(206) 748-0345
bfarrell@elton-wolf.com
www.divingin.com