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Hire Veterans!

Posted on March 26, 2012 by Bob Hanshaw

One of my favorite shows on TV — Morning Joe! Today, Tom Brokaw and Gen. Stanley McChrystal brought to life a clearer picture of how returning Veterans frequently struggle to reintegrate into society. With or without a downturn in the … Continue reading →

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A New Way To Teach?

Posted on March 9, 2012 by Bob Hanshaw

Reinventing the classroom? Old news, but NEW to many! Why? Because many teachers are constrained by systemic and political bureaucracies not flexible enough to let go of classroom control issues. A more progressive view of the future is needed in … Continue reading →

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#Picasa #Hijacked by #Google+

Posted on February 16, 2012 by Bob Hanshaw

When #Google #hijacked #Picasa and bundled it with #Google+, the work I expended organizing and managing my photos with #Picasa seems to be for not. Not wanting or needing a “front end” for a social networking platform, the #hijacked #Picasa … Continue reading →

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Washington Broken Promise

Posted on February 15, 2012 by Bob Hanshaw

Are you kidding? One-hundred percent increases for retirees regarding prescription medication co-pays, and adding a TFL* fee to boot? Sorry folks, I made my decision to retire last year at 65 based on Medicare, retired pay, Social Security, & TFL … Continue reading →

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Free MIT Technology Course

Posted on February 14, 2012 by Bob Hanshaw

Veteran and other job seekers: here’s a real opportunity to explore current technology and earn a certificate from MIT! MIT has online opportunities for other courses as well. Brush up on your math! This is an excellent way to test … Continue reading →

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Desert Song Yoga – Holiday Party

Posted on December 20, 2011 by Bob Hanshaw

Owners Marybeth & Vince Markus of Desert Song Yoga Studio, the Valley’s oldest studio, hosted their annual employee & friends Holiday Extravaganza last Saturday evening. Having attended the last six, I must say this year’s was the best — they … Continue reading →

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High Dynamic Range Photos (HDR) – Like it or not?

Posted on December 15, 2011 by Bob Hanshaw

To my Sunrise Photo Album, I’ve added a series of six photos, which were blended to produce an HDR composite. I personally see little difference between using graduated ND filters, matte boxes, gelatin filters in front of the camera lens, … Continue reading →

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Cost of Solar Power Drops.

Posted on December 13, 2011 by Bob Hanshaw

If you’re interested or concerned about the future of technology and how it affects jobs, the economy, our natural resources, our mobility, our longevity as a species, and more, I recommend signing up for the Kurzweil Newsletter. The following article … Continue reading →

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Wayward Hot-Air Balloon; Unexpected Invasion Of Privacy?

Posted on December 11, 2011 by Bob Hanshaw

After watching Jan walk past me in the hallway, I realized the swooshing sound I had been listening to for nearly five minutes was not the vacuum cleaner. I started for the kitchen when it dawned on me my dogs … Continue reading →

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Gila Springs Holiday Project

Posted on November 30, 2011 by Bob Hanshaw

Is your home pictured in the Gila Springs Holiday Project? Visit my Photo Gallery to find out. If you see your home decorations featured and would like a copy of the full digital image, send me a request on my … Continue reading →

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Situation Analysis:

   Whether referring to personal knowledge, skills, and abilities, or business and marketing, situation analysis encompasses the factors commonly found in a Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats (SWOT) analysis. Many individuals are self aware when it comes to strengths, yet often are less aware of personal vulnerabilities. We make choices everyday based on our individual preferences. These choices are mainly reactions to programming from our environment, our familial upbringing, and societal imprinting.
   A situation analysis takes a look at all of these factors through a process of self-discovery. Using the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) and the Strong Interest Inventory (SII) you will confirm your known strengths, but--more importantly--discover your less-used preferences. Everyone's heard the phrase "if you don't use it, you lose it." Your less-used personality assets function in a similar manner. The less you use them, the more awkward you feel using them; for example, being right or left handed is a preference. Most right-handed people feel awkward using their left hand for tasks like writing or using eating utensils. This can be overcome through practice. Learn to develop a strategy to employ all of your personal strengths through the MBTI and SII.
   I will personally guide you through the process of self-discovery and self-optimization. Find your optimum personal, career, and educational path. Learn to see what others see when you apply for a job, interview for a position, or meet someone new for the first time. Self-discovery opens new doors and uncovers opportunities already available, but perhaps unseen or overlooked. Please contact me for a free get-acquainted session--you have nothing to lose, and everything to gain. Veterans--contact me for free MBTI and SII interpretation.

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