In Elementary School, during the late 60's classmates called me "The Blob." At home, I was ridiculed daily by my mother, who imitated my looks to my siblings. The cruel guardian disassociated me from my real name. With the early loss of my beloved grandmother, I had no protection. Then, my brother's abuse hurt me primarily on multiple levels. One day, inside my bedroom closet I developed dissociative identity disorder, or Multiple Personality Disorder. I began hugging myself, promising to develop protective mechanisms to help me deal with daily trauma. It also helped me tolerate cruel, insulting behaviors by believing I could rely on my alternate universe to help me soothe my inner pain. When I recognized how much better I felt, I could appropriate tolerance by relegating all my abuses to another part of my mind. Later on, following a terrifying bout with homelessness, my last personality emerged to tell my story, proving forgiveness was the component that would ultimately rest my trauma. I am most honored to present to you Letters to Carol.

Anyone who has ever been in the workplace knows it's a jungle out there, one filled with powerufl predators, secret rules, and hidden perils. And the age-old law of the jungle keeps the big monkeys securely on top, leaving the other monkeys to fend for themselves on the tangled and treacherous jungle floor.

Considers legislation to repeal the Labor-Management Relations Act and reenact the National Labor Relations Act with certain amendments.

Consider this Fact: Did you know that you will likely change jobs a minimum of 7 times during your career? That's mind-blowing. Finding a job that you like can be an overwhelming process. It's like searching for a needle in a haystack. Would you like to understand the secret methods behind the madness? That's only the tip of the iceberg. I hate to say this but Corporate restructuring, Global competition, and inevitable change have had an immense impact on the way we all live and work. That's because lifetime employment with just one employer is a thing of the past. That could be considered bad news. But the good news for you is that the Career Coach Guide can help you eliminate many of the bumps in the road that you will encounter. This straight to the point book is jam packed with 112 pages of common sense strategies, clever tips, and useable examples. You can gain a better advantage right now for less than the cost of dinner and a movie. You will be impressed with your copy of this book.