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We understand TIMES are tough for IT Contractors right now and so to keep our benefit available to those struggling we suggest you donate what you can afford.... because we believe its PRECISELY in these times that we MOST need to keep our mind FOCUSED on the way it is NOT worse than it is. SEEING things WORSE can be picked up by hirers who move on to the one with least fear, and most confidence.

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Want to pay it forward WITHOUT it ALWAYS costing you money

BUT STILL get to feel the glow from having helped another human being overcome the exact same struggles you overcame?

You can give them money OR

Have you considered these "no money" pay it forward possiblilites

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My name is Robert Litjens, I am a "Performance Catalyst" and I help protect leverage and grow the relationship between the contractor and agent in 3 critical areas where the relationship is most vulnerable and increase the value the contractor is to the agent and the agents client.
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ALARM BELLS

  • Fear making a WRONG decision
  • Pushing myself forward
  • Angry, Pressured, Enough Already
  • Leaving bags of money on the table

VALUE POINTS

  • Posititioning yourself intelligently as a (highly paid) EXPERT
  • Being Reminded
  • Manage UnCertainty
  • Productive During Downtime
  • Locate Cover Protect Against a Weakness
  • Pack your Parachute
  • Protect yourself from a wrong Decision
  • Emotional Health and Fitness
  • Your Most Pressing Issue
  • 18 Questions
  • Help

ACTION Points

  • Decision Points
  • Reset your COMPASS
  • Committ
  • Most Pressing Issue
  • Taking Back Control in Just 10 days
  • Milk your Value to the MAX
  • Power Vent
  • Dump Stress
  • Next Contract
  • Expiry Date on FEAR
  • Get Happy
  • Get Assistance

BEING UNKIND to SELF..... DIS-EASE... and UNHEALTH TRAPS

  • Areas to Look
  • Judgement in th Workplace

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