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Founder, The Bucket Principle

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Location: United States of America
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Colin Daymude is the founder of The Bucket Principle which is not only a brilliant book but a movement. The co-creator of the highest selling book series of all time, Mark Victor Hansen (Chicken Soup for the Soul) had this to say, "Everyone Needs to Read the Bucket Principle". Enough said.

If you are tired of sitting on the sidelines and want to start being a contributor to the world you must start with yourself. The Bucket Principle is an easy to read parable that explains why you are who you are how to makes the changes to become who you want to be.

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13 Reasons You Will Never Get a Job

Posted: Wednesday, February 3, 2010 by Colin Daymude

Yes I know that 13 is an unlucky number and even that may deter some of you from reading this. Just this once how about being a contrarian? That’s right, go against the grain. Make a difference in your life. Okay let me be perfectly honest with you. Nobody owes you a job.

Employment / Getting the Job

How Pam Got a Job in an Instant without even submitting her resume

Posted: Wednesday, January 6, 2010 by Colin Daymude

True Story: How Pam Got a Job in an Instant without submitting resume. Here it is short and sweet. Most of you wouldn’t think that you could apply these same techniques to your job description but you are probably wrong and just need some creative adjustments in your thinking and awareness.

Employment / Getting the Job

Top 5 Ways Job Seekers stay Fat, Miserable and Unemployed and and How to get healthy, happy and employed

Posted: Friday, December 18, 2009 by Colin Daymude

Sometimes in life our actions are completely counterintuitive! Take for example if you decide to go on a diet. The first thing most people do is think that they must eliminate something or cut back. In reality the challenge of a diet is that you must add more good foods vs. taking away bad foods. The good naturally replaces the bad.

Employment / Getting the Job

Two Cool Social Media Stories