Initial Free Career Counseling Phone Consultation

July 15, 2009

If you are liking what you find on this site, or if you have questions, please call me, at 520-321-0157, for a free consultation regarding career counseling.  I’d love to answer your questions and learn more about you and your career goals.   Are you looking for more career satisfaction?  Or a career change?  Would you like help writing a resume or  preparing for a job interview?   Are you looking for more job search strategies?  I’m glad to tell you about my approach for helping you achieve your career goals.

Usually the conversation is about 20 minutes.  Sometimes we can do the free consult right then, but we can also schedule a time to do this later.

I live in Tucson, Arizona, and this is one of those states that does not observe daylight savings time.  During the part of the year when most are on DST, think of Arizona as being on Pacific Daylight Time when you’re calling here.  I look forward to hearing from you soon!

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Welcome to my Website!

July 5, 2009

Greetings ~ 

Welcome to my site!  Willow Sibert, a good friend and colleague, has created this new website for me.  I love the look and content we have and I’m delighted that you have found me by way of this website.  May the information here be a real help to you.  My goal is to help you have more joy in your career, and I look forward to answering your career counseling questions when you call.

This first blog is a thank you to Willow; she created the site several months ago, and despite her encouragement, I’d not quite gotten around to blogging. Tonight I’m actually doing the blog because 20 minutes ago I read what Willow had just emailed me, and then watched the 3 short tutorial videos (included in that email) that she had created to get me going.    Willow, you’ve made this all so easy.   Thank you.  . . . I am sitting here experiencing customer delight!  ~~ In case you’re looking for a website that works, in every kind of a way, ask me for her contact information.  This site has been a pleasure to me, and a help to my business.  If you’re making a career change — or not — a website by Willow could be a help to your career.  All the very best to you!  ~ Mert

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Spiritual Career Counseling

M.I Career Counseling Associates “Opening the Door to More Joy in Your Career”
~ An Applicant-Paid Service ~

Mert Ingvoldstad of M.I. Career Counseling Associates can help you streamline the process of career exploration and change. You will move toward your goals more confidently and quickly. Mert works within a spiritual context, believing we are each and all on this earth to experience freedom, joy and expansion in our work and in our lives, and we are here to help others do the same.
She includes these perspectives:
* Joy is the marker; it points the way.
* Trust your own guidance and intuition.
* Listen to that still small voice within yourself.
* Whatever you give your attention to increases; focus on the positive, on what you desire. “As a man thinketh in his heart, so he is.”

Invest In Yourself Today

INVEST IN YOUR NEW CAREER!
E-mail Me at Merdys@mac.com
Or, for a free consultation
Call me: 520-321-0157
Let’s talk about your future!

“Whatever you can do, or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, power, and magic in it.”

~ Johan Wolfgang von Goethe

Testimonials

"I just wanted to drop a quick email again to thank you again for your help with my resume. I have landed a very "juicy" job thanks to the great detail you applied to my resume. I really thought it was going to be extremely difficult getting back into bookkeeping after so many years of cost estimating, but with the help of the resume you created and my confidence I got a great job and higher pay! So again thanks for all your help!" ~ AF

“Mert’s inspirational style considers the whole person, not just what you want to do for eight hours a day, but how you want to live your life. She helps you see a bigger picture and that has been immensely helpful to me.” ~ C.S.