Ms. Leon cuts through the typical corporate hiring rhetoric and goes straight for the methods and information that actually work. She has created an effective, no-nonsense guide for real people. -R.T. St. Claire, Director of Human Resources, The Good Intentions Paving Co. "Camille Leon is one-of-a-kind, with lots of courage and good common sense. Here, she tackles some really tough questions - fearlessly. Agree or not, she'll make you think."-John Janda, The WorkPlace CA "This book really gets to the heart of what it takes to get a job and keep a job in the 21st century."-Dianne Russell, Jamboree Housing CorporationThis book gives the job-seeker a bird's-eye view of the employer's thought process, with specific suggestions for overcoming unspoken concerns, and provides a guide for turning one's life around at 18 or 58.This book targets the issues and concerns of those who are unfamiliar with the employment world, either because they're seeking their first job or a re-entry job after years of pursuing a variety of goals.This book is for you if you are a survivor of drug and/or alcohol addiction, of poverty and welfare, of incarceration, of domestic violence, etc.
Mind, body, spirit and planet!
My first book was about changing your life in a very specific way. It was written for long-term out-of-work individuals that need to get "back on track" with a job. Now, I write about changing your life, no matter who you are -- whether you're ready to take a Leap of Faith through an Exhilaration Effect adventure or find a holistic solution for your challenges (health or otherwise).
Years ago, I was told that I needed to take a medication that would be tough on my liver in order to help with a health problem I was having. Well, I was still young and not interested in that option. Instead, I found nutrition-based solutions, foods that would help my body, and stayed healthy without long-term prescriptions.
Thus began the journey that has led to the national Holistic Chamber of Commerce.
At another point, I was stuck in a crappy job and unhappy relationship. I knew what to do to change it and yet I was still procrastinating. Finally, I did something unexpected and unrelated... I took a vacation to a place I'd never been. It gave me a new perspective and a stronger sense of confidence. Now, whenever I don't know what to do next, I do something I've never done (from eating insects to driving NASCAR) and propel myself forward through the Exhilaration Effect!
I want a quality life, don't you?
