Mark Goldman

I started this book right after finishing the first draft of a previous book. At the time, I was reading one of the many books my publisher had personally written where she posed the question, “What is God leading you to write?” At that very moment, I knew this was the book God was calling me to share.

I tell parts of my personal alcohol story through various sections of this book, but, suffice it to say, I had a problem. I had the type of problem I believe exists rampantly in our… Show more

I started this book right after finishing the first draft of a previous book. At the time, I was reading one of the many books my publisher had personally written where she posed the question, “What is God leading you to write?” At that very moment, I knew this was the book God was calling me to share.

I tell parts of my personal alcohol story through various sections of this book, but, suffice it to say, I had a problem. I had the type of problem I believe exists rampantly in our society, but we rarely talk about it.

To be clear, the police never arrested me for a DWI. I was not violent. I never physically hurt anyone. I was simply in a fog many of my days and made stupid choices in the fog. Life was wonderful and bright around me, but I chose to view it through the haze of alcohol.

This book shares some of the realizations I’ve had since choosing to live alcohol-free on January 1, 2012. I hope you find comfort in my story and observations, as well as perhaps a little bit of useful truth for your own life journey. Show less

“49 Tips for Working with a Headhunter could easily be a full-day seminar costing thousands of dollars. As an employer, it will make you rethink the idea that professional recruiting is ‘too expensive.’ As a job candidate, it will teach you how to position yourself for the position you really want. Whether you are hiring or being hired, 49 Tips for Working with a Headhunter should be the first step in your next employment relationship.” John F. Dini, CMBA, CExP, CEPA, President, MPN… Show more

“49 Tips for Working with a Headhunter could easily be a full-day seminar costing thousands of dollars. As an employer, it will make you rethink the idea that professional recruiting is ‘too expensive.’ As a job candidate, it will teach you how to position yourself for the position you really want. Whether you are hiring or being hired, 49 Tips for Working with a Headhunter should be the first step in your next employment relationship.” John F. Dini, CMBA, CExP, CEPA, President, MPN Inc.

“This book gives great insight for professionals on both sides of the equation—both job seekers and employers—on utilizing a headhunter. Valuable tips from whom I consider to be the most trusted resource of knowledge in recruiting, Mark Goldman.” Mark Villareal, Two-Time International Best Selling Author Show less

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