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"The demand for a raise ... will help you more quickly the next phase of your career than any other measure to break."
When was the last time I was asked for a raise? I do not know too many people who have requested an increase. Many have talked about but few have followed through. It is the fear? For the most part. It 's a feeling of self-esteem or lack thereof? Partly. They all deserve to wear? Normally. If you know you deserved it you get it? Yes!
The thought ofAsk for a raise immediately evokes the fear of rejection, compression of the head, seemingly thankless, and even the thoughts, you're not worth it. E 'understandably fear the most, but I remember the fears and negative thoughts. Ask for a raise (or promotion, or more vacation time, etc.) will help break through the next phase of your career faster than any other action. It is not about money, about creating who you are in your eyesBoss.
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The request for a raise, your boss, show that:
1. Value yourself
2. They expect to grow and develop
3. Want to be valued by society
4. Are you ready for what you want to go
A rite of passage, in a leap forward in maturity. Whether you collect when you ask for one, is taking a leap to prove who you are and what you get from yourself. The worst thing is going to happen is your boss will say no and will not be betterfinancially. On the other hand, you could raise your head and will now be forced to recognize the value to society (not likely because, you lose) and your self-esteem, you can not argue with. Suppose you are working hard to prove your work ethic and performance before then you will have everything to gain and little to lose.
In my next article I will discuss how to ask for a raise.
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Life on a sailing boat is best enjoyed in a comfortable berth even with a good cruising friends.
But sooner or later you might want from point A to point B.
As island-hopping up and down the Windward and Leeward is your step is more along Virgin Gorda, BVI to St. Maarten ... about 95 nautical miles. No problem, let Bitter End (BVI) 3 5:00 watch out the drawbridge opening Simpson Bay Lagoon in St. Maarten.
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Twice in eight years of our stay, weincreased from Isla Margarita in St. Croix, about 400 nautical miles. For the first time it took 72 hours next 66 hours. The key is to express patience while waiting for the weather ... a time when we want to go for 24 days in Martinique to St Croix infected. If you put a call in Martinique bad thing.
We would like seas up to 4 to 6 feet and 12 to 18 knots of wind, maybe waiting to cross. This beautiful wide-ranging Don Street has never seen before called. If you wait for the weather, morelikely to have a smooth ride. It can be both peaceful and routine ... we spend all day reading in the cockpit and napped in the night ... tied in the cockpit, the boat .. Only fools go to sleep on the road to ... the person on duty goes splash, no one hears him. Life on a sailing boat means safety first and foremost my partner and I
Our two long passages were very smooth. As the boat in the Caribbean was a different matter. The last leg of our trip was 8 days. Marsh Harbour, Bahamas, Jost Van Dykein the BVI. It 's very difficult to predict the weather for a journey of 8 days. The average 4 days 96 hours poverty, sailing as close as possible with the waves of the wind over the spreader ... no fun at all costs. But what to do ... You deal with it.
The experience of the boat in the Caribbean I was cured of any desire to become a blue water cruiser. It 's a personal thing and some people love him. In fact, we encountered several scouts, who think nothing of a leg of 28 days, inPacific. Margarita in St. Croix has a lot to me thanks.
Life on a sailing boat is a lifestyle only dream of. If you are lucky enough to enjoy this way of life are, remember to be patient if you have a pass and wait for the sea and wind conditions favorable. Why be in a hurry, especially in the Caribbean, no one else will. Enjoy.
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Ketchikan is the first stop for cruise ships farther north in Alaska's Inside Passage to stop. This is one of the most colorful on the beach, sitting in the heart of the Tongass National Forest. There is also a city with memories of the heritage of the Tlingit, Haida and Tsimshian people filled.
The birthplace of this port is Ketchikan Creek in the heart of downtown. E 'bends and curves coast past Creek Street, a walkway with coloredWooden houses and houses perched on stilts above the water. The town house of the legendary red light district of a bygone era, is very accessible Creek Road from the ship, and recommends, as a place to visit.
For visitors who go to "wing it alone", paper available for free at Ketchikan official tour to the visitor information centers. Even for a small fee you can tour only audio Ketchikan to buy 37 of which sheds light on the walks, and for those whoprefer, you can choose from a variety of shore excursions offered by cruise ship.
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The old town is wedged between water and forested mountains, built into steep hills and partly supported by wooden poles, with promenades, wooden stairCases and totem poles scattered throughout. Starting from the city center, follow the numbered signs on two trails to walk in less than 60 minutes, but the extra time to stop and explore the attractions along the route.
MoreSaxman Totem Village from the city, where you can see 32 totems that match the real craftsmen that the rich traditions that continue to give their ancestors and visit the Carver "Shed to see totem pole sculptures.
To the north along the Tongass Highway, a visit to the Park Potlatch and Totem Bight State Park, with 18 totem poles and a clan-house. The poles were carved in the early months of 1938, a copy of indigenous people who work with traditional tools in fragments of old poles hadbuilt by local artists in 1920 was largely rotted away. This has helped save Tlingit and Haida culture forbidden, which until that time. The setting is a traditional fishing camp have. If you're lucky, you can watch on the eagles in the park.
Indigenous peoples have a special connection to animals and figures, and many of their legends. Some of the most famous legends are Raven, a large black bird with magical powers, and Fog Woman and the returnsalmon. The legend says that Raven and two men were fishing at sea when they were suddenly surrounded by a dense fog. From the fog emerged a beautiful woman who took her to his village, where they would be safe. Raven falls in love with women smoke, and live happily Raven is curious. He follows the stream where the woman Fog sees his hat in his hand swirling salmon cedar and many jumps. Even if he tries to fog Woman tell him, as he does, does not revealhis secret, but returns to the fog and Drives into the sea. How can you call them in and tells him that Raven will return salmon to the stream.
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