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Dear Peter:

When my clients land in a new job, they are all energized about opening a new chapter in their career and forging ahead to make up for any lost momentum in their career—their main reason for getting one! This is especially true for those, who land a promotion in executive positions at companies that are rapidly growing.

I have a client who was recently promoted to an executive position in the corporate ranks. As a part of her new job she is now expected to put together strategic presentations to senior executives, which are often attended by the CEO. So, barely a few months into her job she was excited about putting together a new plan for developing a channel strategy for the company’s retail channel.

There are many stories of how Immigration "Specialists", "Consultants" and even Attorneys commit fraud on their clients. This article will help you to retain the right person to represents your interests. Remember, improper representation has serious consequences. You may not only lose time, money, but your status in the US may be in jeopardy.

One of my favorite television shows is You’re on Candid Camera. This show captures the reactions of ordinary people to extraordinary and even bizarre situations. I love it when people are literally caught being themselves!

Because I specialize in client re-invention (I have done it four times myself to get into this, my fifth career!) many clients come to me when they want to make a career change.

After winning accolades from the Israeli parliament for academic achievement and gaining 10 years of experience in building mission-critical systems for the Israel Defense Forces, Amit Aharoni came to Stanford to complete an MBA. Then, like many of his Stanford peers, Aharoni caught the entrepreneurial bug. Last July, he founded a start-up, which is building a shopping engine for buying cruises.

Aditya is a 34 year old Indian male with a wife and a son who is two years old. He and his wife immigrated from India 3 years ago and settled into an apartment in a diverse neighborhood in the United States. On his 34th birthday, he ended up in the hospital. The doctor asked his wife for his history and she began to tell him:

Welcome to 2012 and a new list of New Year’s resolutions — a list that likely includes some variation on adopting a healthier lifestyle. Thanks to the acceleration of technology, fulfilling your resolutions this time around may be easier than it was in 2011.

In my practice I often have clients, who come to me wondering why, despite their great work and contributions, they have not received the recognition they deserve.