As you might know by now, I have been going through A LOT of personal changes over the past couple of months. Certainly not the biggest change, but perhaps the most evident is the fact that I ended my final project as The Hair Farmer last week and had my last hair harvest for the benefit of Locks of Love and children with medical problems. Not only do I look a whole lot different, I'm starting to feel and probably even act differently (although it still hasn't made me want to get back to wearing suits all the time).
I started getting real motivated to find a job again and have applied for about 100 of them in the past couple of weeks. Humbling enough, I even applied to work at Target and WalMart - both places that employ A LOT of people. It's pretty sad and depressing that neither of them have even responded to my applications. Not sure if it's because I'm overqualified or have too many connections or too many recommendations on my profile at LinkedIn or what - but it is a real downer that I still have not been able to get ANYONE to even interview me - let alone hire me and give me a chance to work ...
The good news is that I am taking this as sign that I cannot rely on anyone else (not my connections, friends, or any companies or organizations) for my well being - I just have to take control of my own life and live it like it is the only one I have. Imagine that ...
The only (and undoubtedly the best) opportunity I have in this world is to keep on building my network with The Presidential Team at Solavei. My goal is to build this team so that it is so big and strong that everyone wins! I want to help 1,000 earn free cell service by the end of 2013. I am now living with and by my personal mantra of FCCCS - my acronym for Focused, Calm, Confident, Consistent and Smiling.
My strategy to achieve my goal for The Presidential Team is to focus on helping non-profit groups start raising more money by showing them how they can build fantastic monthly residual incomes that they can count on - simply by helping their supporters save money on their cell phone service - a service they are already using each and every day. If you know of a deserving non-profit that could use some help raising money, I would love to hear about them and get an introduction if you would be so kind. I am truly working to build long term relationships and WIN-WIN-WIN situations and appreciate your help and support.
In the meantime, as part of the increased and laser-like focus that I am developing, I won't be blogging here at JoeConnector.com much for awhile - at least until I reach my goal of helping 1,000. Until then, take care and be sure to visit me at CellPhonesForNonProfits.com and/or 49DollarCellService.com - or contact me any time at Joe(at)49DollarCellService.com or (425)429-8590. I would LOVE to hear from YOU.
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