5 Tips When Looking For a New Job Over the Age of 40

5 Tips When Looking For a New Job Over the Age of 40

When I look in the mirror, for the first 5 seconds I still see a twenty- year -old. Then the visible wrinkles around my eyes and jowls provide a friendly reminder that I’m not twenty anymore. At that moment in the mirror, I challenge myself physically as I don’t feel like I’m over forty, and the face I’m looking at cannot be accurate, but according to my birth certificate, it is. I mean, hell, I still feel young, so how can I look so different?  Simply put, I’m just a twenty-year-old that now has twenty-five years of work experience, a family, and has journeyed through the ups and downs of life. Even though this is what I believe, I now know others don’t feel the same, especially when it comes to the workplace.

Protect Your Feet from Long Days at Work

Protect Your Feet from Long Days at Work

Being on your feet all day isn't exactly fun, but it's a necessity for a lot of people. Whether you spend the day walking around or you have to stand in one spot, it can have an impact on your feet, your back and other parts of your body too.

40 Blog Post Ideas

40 Blog Post Ideas

If you’re a blogger, then there’s nothing worse than hitting a bout of  “writer’s block.” Sometimes, it feels like we’re full of ideas; at others, it can seem like no matter how hard we try, just nothing will come.  I recommend brainstorming blog post ideas to get your creative juices flowing.

5 Easy Ways to Make Healthy Lunches for School and Work

5 Easy Ways to Make Healthy Lunches for School and Work

Lunch: You can’t get away with skipping it, because if you do, your productivity (and your kids’ attention) at work and school will suffer. But a reliance on pre-packaged or on-the-go meals can be a good way to load your body with much more sodium, sugar, fat, and calories than it needs. And unhealthy lunches may be part of the reason that many of us are suffering from chronic diseases such as diabetes.

Should I Stay or Should I Go?

Should I Stay or Should I Go?

I was on a roller coaster with highs of success and excitement to lows of frustration and disappointment.  Yet, with dogged determination and loyalty I stuck out it. I was supposed to right?  Wrong.  By staying, I denied myself the opportunity for even more growth and opportunities. Staying was comfortable (even in the hardest times), but it wasn’t always productive.

Ways to Make the Most out of your Kids’ Summer While Working

Ways to Make the Most out of your Kids’ Summer While Working

School may be out for the summer, but that is unfortunately not the case with work. Much like how I talked about balancing family and continuing your education, with the kids home for summer vacation, it may be too difficult balancing and maintaining your professional responsibilities while also trying not to break the bank by having your children enroll in a summer camp or spending an exorbitant amount of money on child care costs. Here are a few simple ways to help juggle that balance and provide your children with opportunities to enjoy themselves and grow over the summer.

7 Smart Tips For Stay-At-Home Moms To Successfully Bounce Back to an Office Job

7 Smart Tips For Stay-At-Home Moms To Successfully Bounce Back to an Office Job

Making the choice to go back to work is a big deal. Even if you were a successful career woman before your kids came into the world, your priorities likely changed significantly upon becoming a mom.

Whether you’re trying to recapture your previous work ethic or develop a new one, there are a few things you should to do set the stage for your success.

How Your Job Is Ruining Your Looks And How To Deal With Them?

How Your Job Is Ruining Your Looks And How To Deal With Them?

Today’s young generation is competitive, ambitious and the epitome of confidence. They work hard to fulfill their career goals and aspiration and ready to go that extra mile to see results. However, sometimes the stress of competition and hard work takes a toll on the body and mind and will affect the external appearance of an individual. Certain studies have proven the correlation between stressful jobs and its effect on the appearance and skin.

You’re Hired!

You’re Hired!

Jobs for Life aims to see all people flourishing in their relationships and work. More specifically, we provide a platform for churches and ministries around the country to engage their communities to help individuals find and maintain meaningful employment. Our Biblically-based work readiness curriculum emphasizes job search skills, character, relational mentoring, and creating an ongoing community of mentors, instructors and employers. This network greatly improves their chances of finding meaningful work and achieving long-term success.