Costamarhud

[thequantumnotebook]

💔 Love isn’t just emotion—it’s physics. What if every heartbreak was written in quantum code? What if every betrayal left behind invisible energy threads, still binding us to the past?

🔬 Welcome to The Strayed & The Betrayed—where we decode the quantum science behind love, loss, and healing.

⚛️ Entangled love. Broken bonds. Cosmic transformation. ✨ Healing isn’t just emotional—it’s quantum.

💔 Some connections never truly break—they just exist in a different dimension.

Quantum entanglement explains why we still feel tied to people long after they’re gone. Just like energy, love doesn’t vanish—it shifts, transforms, and lingers in ways we can’t always see.

🔬 Science meets heartbreak. ⚛️ Energy meets healing. ✨ Transformation begins when you understand the invisible forces that still connect us.

📌 Reblog if you believe that healing is written in the stars.

[bluechampaigne]

If my love life were a science experiment, I’d like a refund on this hypothesis...

🔬 EXPERIMENT RESULTS ARE IN: Love is NOT scientifically sound.

🚨 STATUS UPDATE: FAILED 💔 Test Subject: EX – Compatibility Analysis Inconclusive. ☣️ High Levels of Toxicity Detected. 🔄 Refund Request Denied by the Universe.

📌 Reblog if you’ve also been part of a failed love experiment. 😂

[costamarhud]

At this point, I should start a loyalty program for heartbreaks. 💳💔

[thequantumnotebook]

💔 Love isn’t just emotion—it’s physics. What if every heartbreak was written in quantum code? What if every betrayal left behind invisible energy threads, still binding us to the past?

🔬 Welcome to The Strayed & The Betrayed—where we decode the quantum science behind love, loss, and healing.

⚛️ Entangled love. Broken bonds. Cosmic transformation. ✨ Healing isn’t just emotional—it’s quantum.

💔 Some connections never truly break—they just exist in a different dimension.

Quantum entanglement explains why we still feel tied to people long after they’re gone. Just like energy, love doesn’t vanish—it shifts, transforms, and lingers in ways we can’t always see.

🔬 Science meets heartbreak. ⚛️ Energy meets healing. ✨ Transformation begins when you understand the invisible forces that still connect us.

📌 Reblog if you believe that healing is written in the stars.

[ladiessportsgear]

[costamarhud]

I don’t chase men. I chase WiFi signals to check if I’ve been ghosted. 📡👻

[costamarhud]

Put yourself in the job interviewer’s position. What kinds of questions would you ask an applicant for this job? What would you be looking for? Write down all the questions you can think of, particularly the ones you personally would find most difficult to answer. Then practice answering them, using a tape player to record what you say. Listen to your answers and make notes on how to make them more precise and effective. Repeat the process until you are completely comfortable with what you hear, assured that you are presenting yourself at your best. read more

[wolf--odonnell]

Changing Careers

The unfamiliar is frightening. As much as we know that risks must be taken, we also see that failure hurts. However, small failures are easily forgotten and shouldn’t keep you from trying again. If you really are risk-averse, plan your trips into the scary parts of life in small steps. Set your goals in smaller steps and be prepared for both failures and successes. And be prepared to learn from your failures and to reset your goals accordingly.Look for a new job

[dixie78]

You should know whether the itch you want to scratch is real, or just something that will pass.

[officeromances]

You should know everything there is to know about your present employer, at least as it relates to you and your future.

[dojokid]

you should have a realistic picture of yourself in terms of skills, accomplishments, and abilities.

[chilisugarhigh]

[historyoftime]

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[neranggoldcoaster]

[melbournechicky92]

You should know which of your skills and abilities are needed in the open marketplace, and which of your skills are transferable.

[yogalover211]

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[pranapower]

Impress a Potential New Employer

You’re going to have to work a little harder here simply because a potential employer probably has no record at all of what you have done and are doing for your present employer. You have to tread lightly when trying to impress a potential employer with your accomplishments to avoid giving away sensitive company information. While some potential employers would love to have access to information about your present employer, they seldom think highly of a snitch.

[careerjugglr]

Most potential employers usually ask why you want to leave your present employer.

[bluechampaigne]

Describe what you have done above and beyond what was What Makes for a Satisfying Job?

work satisfaction is still considered the turning point in understanding what makes people happy or unhappy at work.

[ghostedandgaslit]

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1. Think of a time when you felt especially good about your job. Why did you feel that way?

2. Think of a time when you felt especially bad about your job. Why did you feel that way?

[jobhunting]

Forget the job for a moment. What gives you pleasure off the job? Your job and your growth within your chosen field are important, but just as important is your growth as a person. Sadly, far too many people leave school thinking they’ve learned everything they will ever need to know.

[soyperfumecandles]

Whatever you have learned and mastered should make you curious about learning more, whether it relates to your work or your personal :)

[charmainelivercleanse]

Are You Motivated to Make a Major Career Change?

Life is more than work. It’s more than hobbies and other personal interests. And if I were to try to give you the meaning of life, I’d be making it up. However, we’re not operating at that lofty level, we’re talking about you and your career.

[myquietbreakup]

ways to think about your career—should you move up in the company that employs you, should you look for a lateral move in that company, or is it time to pull up stakes and head elsewhere?

[kingrobcareerseeker]

[monsieursity]

The boss avoids your gaze. Terror strikes your heart. Time to call your headhunter, right? Wrong. The boss was distracted and didn’t even know you were in the room. so relax…

[chickypealentil]

Unless it has been forced on you, you should carefully plan any career move

[madamarcati]

but not so carefully that you plan and plan and plan, and never do anything about it.

[thequantumnotebook]

A key issue in all this discovery and planning you have been reading about in the earlier pages relates to control, the control you have over your career and the control others may have over you.

[historyoftime]

[neranggoldcoaster]

Unless you are in a very unusual situation, you can seldom do much about the control that others may have over you. However, with a little planning and some concentrated effort, you can do a lot to maintain control over what you do—both actively and proactively.

[perthstix]

[kidfromdblock]

The career goals you set should be realistic and yet they should give you enough wiggle room to assure that you keep moving.

[costamarhud]

You may have more than a few of “the-lesser-of-two-evils” decisions in your plan, but at least the decisions made for this option will keep you moving in the right general direction.

[caramgabriele]

CUT YOURSELF SOME SLACK AFTER LOSING YOUR JOB

Sometimes, more than one loss happens in a short period of time. When this occurs we experience a pile-up of losses, leaving us feeling overwhelmed.

Losses that add to the pile include:

- The death of someone you love

- Divorce

- Physical illness, injury, or medical diagnosis for you or a family member

- Loss of property due to fire, flood, or theft

- Children going to college or leaving home

- Foreclosure or a financial need to move

- A friend or family member moving away

- A child struggling with school or friends

If you had another loss occur around the time you lost your job, you may be at risk for “loss overload.” When losses pile up, your ability to cope is stretched beyond its limits. You may feel surrounded by loss and endings. Maybe you find yourself grieving one loss one minute, and another the next. It might be hard for you to find steady ground.

[aggelemou]

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[cococcchanel]

SEARCH FOR JOBS ONLINE

One of the easiest places to look for jobs is online. There are many sites that offer not only databases of available jobs, but links to company websites, job boards, and company career pages. Many supply job searching tips, advice, and tools—like salary calculators.

Job search sites let you post your résumé and apply for jobs. You can specify if you want your résumé to be viewed for a specific job opening, or by all potential employers.

[costamarhud]

The following are a few of the better-known sites. Search by keywords (job titles), careers, and location.

- monster.com

- jobsearch.com

- careerbuilder.com

- career.com

- justjobs.com

- indeed.com.au

-seek.com.au