Monday, 15 February 2021
10 Best Retirement Jobs
Are you looking to engage yourself busy with a job that will not only help you to spend time with a work schedule in your retirement period but also help you to earn money?
Have you ever heard the modern work term for the peoples who are all set to retire from their regular careers and looking for beginning a new one? Well, the term is familiar as "zenployment". What it is? This modern work term generally refers to a retirement career which not only provides additional income but also gives the opportunity of making the time full of fun. These types of jobs are easy and cool for retired people that contain more fun than work stress.
There are lots of opportunities to make money for retirees who want to continue themselves being active. Here are the 10 best retirement jobs for retirees that are comparatively cool and easy for you to carry on in your retirement period.
Home Sitter
Peoples who are retired are usually considered trustworthy, responsible, reliable, and clean from any harmful activities. For those reasons, they can easily be considered for a home sitter job. The home sitter is becoming a popular job in many areas. Many house owners have to travel outside for a week to a long time and they often need a reliable home sitter to take care of their house in absence of them. As a retiree, you may start this home sitting service in a professional manner which not only helps you to spend your time with scheduled work but also gives you some extra money. It seems a part-time job opportunity but when you will be a familiar face for this service in your surrounding areas, this will become a regular source of income for you.
Among 10 best retirement jobs, this is the best job for a retiree considering all prospects.
Pet Sitter
Aside from home sitter, a pet sitter is another opportunity of making money which favors aged and retired people who are usually considered as responsible and reliable. This is another much-required job around you. If you have previous experience in caring or owning a pet then you might consider engaging yourself as a pet sitter or pet walker. It is not necessary of having previous pet sitting experience to start such a job but the experience can help you to get such jobs easily. Generally, clients pay hourly basis wages for such jobs and the rate is much handsome in many areas. If you have additional skills in pet training or primary treatment and care, you can earn more.
Work at home Travel Agent
There are many travel firms, particularly online booking travel agencies are often appointed work-at-home travel agents. To earn extra money, it is an easy job to start. You may even get company discounts on travel packages for you and your family!
Gardening
Do you like gardening? Is it your hobby? Many of us have a hobby of gardening. If you are one of those with a gardening hobby, then you may start it as a part-time job. Many families are not able to maintain their garden properly. If you enjoy working outdoors, you might consider starting as a paid gardener, it will help you being physically active as well.
Wedding planner
Weeding planner is one of the popular jobs among 10 best retirement jobs. Such a job become popular among young aged peoples as well, however, as a retiree, you might also consider it a part-time career. Professional wedding planning becomes popular day by day and you can get work easily if you have proper skills to manage such events. Before starting, you may complete a professional training course as a wedding planner to get its insights that include all the basics of the wedding from rings, flowers, gowns, suits, cakes, venues, flower arrangements, entertainment, budgets, and deadlines.
Event management
Event management is another popular job aside from wedding planning for a retiree. You need some skilled peoples to take care of full events from start to end. Depends on client budget and requirements, you have to plan how to organize the event. Previous experience or early training can help you to become a successful event organizer.
Work on a Cruise Ship
This job is perfect for those peoples, who also love to travel aside work. Generally, most of the peoples love to travel. Cruise ships are more like floating cities; this is so huge these days. A cruise ship has to employ all types of staff such as musicians, cleaners, housekeepers, servers, doctors, and many types of assistants. Contact the cruise ships near your areas; find out the available jobs for you. You will find the job opportunity that matches your skills.
Motivational speaker
In recent days, many organizations hire motivational speakers to give their speeches in a seminar or meeting, etc. Your long-term experience throughout your career will help you to become a motivational speaker. If you are a good speaker and can motivate people through your speech, you can start your retirement career as a motivational speaker.
Content writing
If you are good at writing articles on various topics, you may start content writing as a part-time profession in your retirement period. This is a home-based job that suits you in your retirement period. There are many clients available who hire writers for their websites, blog, or eCommerce site. If you are good at writing and love to write, don't hesitate to start it. It will bring some good amount of extra money for you. This is one of the best among 10 best retirement jobs.
Consultant
If you have expertise in some specialized fields such as income tax, criminal law, NGO, medical practice, etc. you may start as a consultant on your expertise field in your retirement period. There is a very good demand for such consultancy in recent days.
There are lots of jobs available which you can start after your retirement. You need to find the right one which suits you. To perform well in the job at the retirement period, you need to enjoy the work whatever you choose.
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Sunday, 14 February 2021
If You Want Something New, It Begins With You
Take Life Into Your Own Hands
Look around you. What do you see? I don't mean literally but figuratively. What is missing from your life right now? What would make your life complete? Putting aside the restrictions of the current pandemic, think of something you've wanted that hasn't happened yet? There's a mistaken belief that when we get what we want, we'll be happy. Experience has taught me that yearning for something absent in my life, rarely improves it. There must be a deeper desire to change our circumstances, aligned with our core values.
If we want things to change, it must begin with us. Sometimes, it may arise from frustration with the way things are, or realising something is missing. For example, if we are lonely, we might want to be in an intimate relationship to compensate for our loneliness. But are we making the right choice, or are we trying to fill a void that can be achieved another way? For instance, we might take up a hobby or lend our support by volunteering to a charity, where we find deeper meaning and purpose. Here, we may or may not attract a relationship because that is not our chief aim. Our intention is to alleviate our loneliness and be around like-minded people.
For example, think about trying to fix a problem which didn't turn out as planned? Did you consider alternative solutions, or were you fixed on a particular outcome? What I'm trying to say is: We must keep an open mind and explore other possibilities, if we want to change our life. Lamenting how things are, without taking action is a recipe for disappointment. It requires taking life into our own hands and searching for solutions. We may not know which outcome is best until we road test it. So, trying to cure our loneliness by way of a relationship comes with its problems. Similarly, giving of our time through volunteer work also has problems, but the benefits are greater.
Align With Your Core Values
Regrettably, life isn't as well-organised as we like it to be and there are benefits to this, which we may not appreciate. But, if we consider our actions as potential learning experiences, we cannot win or lose. In which case, we adopt an optimistic outlook when a situation does not play out as expected. Are you happy with this idea, that it's okay to make mistakes, as long as you're learning important lessons and not beating yourself up? Life can be an imperfect school, where each experience is a springboard towards further growth and expansion. We mustn't view our experiences as win or lose because that puts pressure on us to succeed. And as you know, success is the by-product of repeated failures and losses.
I can relate to this because in my 20s and 30s, I made so many mistakes and thought I was cursed or doomed for failure. But looking back, I can see how those experiences had to happen, since I gained the wisdom and knowledge not to repeat them. So, whatever is missing from your life, consider three alternative solutions. Don't be quick to jump to the first one that comes to mind. Take your time to test drive it, as ideas on paper or consulting with friends and family. You might not take any action because sometimes doing nothing can be a blessing in disguise. I would encourage you to journal your thoughts on paper, before committing to a particular path.
To improve our circumstances, we shouldn't believe life will undertake it for us. It requires a strong desire, aligned with our core values and exploring various options. Even then, there is no assurance we have made the right choice, since life offers no guarantees. Therefore, become curious about the process and see your decisions as pieces of a puzzle coming together. It requires being patient, curious, and not fixed on a particular outcome. We ought to keep an open mind and a soft heart, so life can bring us what we need at the right time.
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Saturday, 13 February 2021
Awaken The Sloth - Tips to Build Momentum and Motivation
I'll admit it. Sometimes I feel as slow as a sloth. Sometimes I move as slow as a sloth. It's been hot this summer, humid, and sticky too. Add to that the drag of Covid, and the seemingly endless barrage of distressing news. All of this was a seductive invitation for me to step back, slow down, and sit quietly for a while to process. Not knowing quite what to do, not knowing quite what to say. I surrendered to stillness. So, apart from the daily necessities, along with my work with clients, I've been somewhat off the grid.
Now, as Autumn approaches, a refreshing breeze reaches beyond the gathering inertia of my mind. And I'm clear.
It's time to awaken the sloth.
What I know, is that even when it feels impossible to move forward, there are things we can do get the proverbial ball rolling again.
What I've noticed with myself, and my clients, is that getting stuck often starts with resistance. Resistance to change. Resistance to uncertainty. Resistance to discomfort. And the longer we stay in resistance, the more likely we will lapse into inertia. We can get used to it, it's comfortable. And, after a while, it's easy to forget what we're resisting in the first place.
Resistance is like a big fat bundle of thoughts that scares us into staying stuck. A thought bundle that gets bigger and more forceful as time goes on. Because this thought bundle seems so big and unwieldy, it feels too hard to tackle. So, it's much easier to just to stay stuck. And then to wait, and wait, and wait... for motivation.
And, more times than I'd like to admit, I realize that motivation rarely, if ever, drops into my lap. In fact, waiting for motivation usually creates far more frustration than actual motivation.
This said, motivation is actually not incredibly difficult to find. That's because it's often found on the other side of action. Sometimes just one step will help build the momentum of yet another, and another step. This momentum leads to the motivation to keep on going. These steps can include anything from a plan of action, a paragraph on a page, the outline of a project, or a preliminary sketch. The goal here, is to start something, even when you don't feel motivated, to gradually build momentum, and motivation.
This might not be new news. But sometimes we (I) need to hear it again, and again.
Here are some tips to build momentum, and motivation. During times like this, I like to keep this list handy:
Change up hypnotic routines. Include new, or rarely eaten, foods in your diet. Take a walk in a completely different direction. Add ritual and variety to your evening routines. Make a new social connection. By doing new things, you will help reduce resistance to uncertainty and unfamiliarity. In addition, this will help activate your brain, making it easier to generate new ideas.
Awaken hidden talents. Engage in enjoyable activities which will awaken aspects of yourself that may have fallen asleep. Think back to what you loved to do as a child, and would love to do again. Begin with small, manageable actions to access this place within you. Experiment with activities within music, art, literature, physical pursuits, or spirituality to spark your creative flow. Awakening your hidden talents, with patience, and acceptance, will help you feel more alive, eager, and motivated to move forward.
Break goals into very small tasks, and write them down. This will help you break out of built-up resistance to big, impossible-feeling goals. Enjoy a sense of accomplishment as you check things off your list. This sense of accomplishment will help you build momentum and motivation to do more.
Get comfortable with discomfort. Moving out of your comfort zone simply means you'll feel uncomfortable. And that's okay. We can all handle discomfort. It's temporary. Plus, moving through to the other side of discomfort feels GREAT!
Acknowledge your accomplishments, no matter how 'small.' When we only celebrate our biggest accomplishments, we devalue what it takes to get there. Stay motivated by acknowledging your progress, step by step, along your way to reaching your goal. When we're aware of our progress, our goals feel much more accessible.
Give yourself enough structure. Structure will help you contain and focus your efforts. Finding the right structure, especially if you're resistant to structure, is essential. This might mean a schedule that fits your style, or some type of creative set-up for your workspace. Organization and structure will help you clarify what works, and what you want. And, clarity feeds motivation
Show up. Have faith in your own creative process to help bring you forward. The creative process requires your commitment to take action, and show up, again, and again and again.
Though I didn't include it on the list, EFT Tapping is a powerful way to release the fear and resistance that keeps us stuck. In addition, tapping facilitates effective brain function, improved mood, and enhanced creative flow. All of these, of course, are essential for forward movement.
Wishing You Peace and Wellbeing,
Marian
Hello! Thank you for reading my article. I'm Marian Buck-Murray, EFT Tapping and Matrix Reimprinting Practitioner. I specialize in helping sensitive people boost courage, confidence and success. For more information about my services, and for helpful EFT Tapping videos, visit me at https://marianbuckmurray.com/.
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