Get the 2008 Crossroads Career Explorer Guide…

You are an incredible, one-of-a-kind person -- Made for real success at work -- Being all you can be -- Making the most of every opportunity -- Finding your true calling and not only maximizing career and income potential, but also your family, personal and faith life!

Over the past 20 years, we have helped thousands of people to explore careers, find jobs and discover God's calling. We learned from their experiences, and we are happy to share in our 2008 Explorer Guide.

- Online with hotlinks or download and print
- Features simple 6-step exploration process
- Focuses on hearing/following God's calling
- Has instructions, exercises and devotionals
- Use individually or with a small group 96 fast-moving pages in 8 sections…

• Chapter 1: Are You at a Crossroads in Your Career?
• Chapter 2: How to Explore a Crossroads in Your Career
  • Step 1: Attitude—Accepting Loss and Opportunity
  • Step 2: Aptitude—Discovering Your Unique Qualities
  • Step 3: Altitude—Focusing on the Marketplace
  • Step 4: Searching—Finding Opportunities
  • Step 5: Sorting—Interviewing and Evaluating
  • Step 6: Selecting—Walking in Work Prepared for You
• Chapter 3: Hearing and Following God's Calling

Start exploring a crossroads in your career and maximizing your career potential. This is your time. This is your opportunity. This is what the Lord says...

"Stand at the crossroads and look... ask for the ancient paths... ask where the good way is... and walk in it... and you will find rest for your souls..." Jeremiah 6:16

Peek at a few sample pages from Chapter 1 that asks the question: "Are You at a Crossroads in your Career?"

When you join as a Career Explorer, you not only get the 2008 Explorer Guide, but you also get three more great work life resources…

1. Real Success at Work - A study on hearing and following God's calling
2. What the Bible Says, If You Are Between Jobs - a story of job loss and personal discovery
3. New Job Jump Start - 30 days with over 100 ways to get a great start in your new job