Bøger af Jim McDonald

Making Retirement Better There's a fair chance that you will live a long life in retirement. Are you ready? Through inspiration and practical advice this book will help make this a satisfying and fulfilling phase of your life. The author, Jim McDonald has lived over 1/3 of his life in retirement and during those years he has learned from firsthand experience what factors are of greatest importance during retirement. Now, he wants to pass on what he has learned to the baby boomers and younger retiree's. Here's what you'll find in Your Retirement Lifeline: -Imagine 25 or more years of leisure time with nothing to do. The book shows you how to stay pleasantly engaged for the rest of your life. -It's no secret, if you stay physically and mentally fit you'll feel better and get more enjoyment out of life. The book will show you how to stay motivated day after day, from one year to the next. -Nutrition, weight control and the Body Mass Index are some of the topics that will round out your quest to make your health last. -Money is a huge concern if you don't have enough of it. This book includes 27 ways to boost your income to make ends meet. -If you smoke, our message may set you free you from your addiction. -Find out how to achieve peace of mind in your later years when you need it most. About the author Jim retired from Imperial Oil Ltd. after a 35 year career in their marketing department. He lives with his wife Olga in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada.

Motivates those 50 and over to become more physically and mentally active so they can stay healthy and live longer.

Behavioral Strengths and Employment Strategies represents the author's "reverse engineering" of more than forty years of recruiting and employment management. The book describes career progression as the integration of two levels of self: the behavioral and the strategic. In the author's opinion, based on years of recruiting for a number of important corporations, occupational success is related to five self-strengths, and five practical employment strategies. When integrated, the product of behavioral strengths and practical employment strategies can result in life-long occupational success.