During the last five years, significant efforts were devoted to finalizing the innovative resources that will finally bring the concept of career contentment to life.

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Here's A Glimpse At What's Coming

• The resources were developed based on a new book entitled Career Contentment that will be released in January 2008 by the American Society for Training and Development (ASTD). This is the first and only book that discusses career contentment.

• Innovative audios and materials that never previously existed will teach you how to develop and leverage your contentment to have and enjoy the career you desire, with or without job satisfaction.

• You will learn how to attract meaningful work, make the best choices, and avoid prolonged periods of unemployment with less reliance upon employers or traditional employment tools.

• You will learn how to anticipate, discern and pursue your callings, and more fully enjoy them with fewer regrets and despite the inevitable dissatisfactions.

History and Evolution of Resources

2002: The term "career contentment" was first introduced to career coaching clients and the first website was launched. The tools used initially to support this term had been developed and refined by the author during his previous career in Human Resources.

2003: Training sessions involving small groups of transitioning jobseekers were implemented to help expand the topic and resources. Terms and resources were further refined based on feedback obtained during seminars, individual coaching sessions, and in response to articles published on this topic, and programs heard live on radio News.

2004: The outline of the first book on career contentment was developed based on the refined training materials, feedback commentary, and the tools and resources developed by the author. Training sessions continued as a way of testing content.

2005: The main book entitled Career Contentment slowly began to take shape. Supplemental training audios were developed for testing by coaching clients. All other materials were outlined and developed.

2006: The initial book was finalized and a decision was reached to publish with the American Society for Training and Development (ASTD). Raising The Bar (RTB), a curriculum design firm referred by ASTD was engaged to develop one-of-a-kind learning exercises for incorporating to the evolving materials. Final editions of materials and audios were recorded. Presentations are delivered to groups of senior HR Executives to preview the concepts.

2007: Design features of the materials and audios were completed. Expert interview guests are recruited for learning programs. Nation-wide radio interview programs were launched.