1. Rock Your Career... NOW!!!

2. Rock Your Career... NOW!!!
...By Discovering the Power of “RE”

4. Interesting Facts about Rock and Roll
Music and Artists:

5. Interesting Facts about Rock and Roll
Music and Artists:
•Rock 'n Roll music was started in the 1950's by Buddy Holly and is a
fusion of rhythm & blues, gospel music and country music.

6. Interesting Facts about Rock and Roll
Music and Artists:
•Rock 'n Roll music was started in the 1950's by Buddy Holly and is a
fusion of rhythm & blues, gospel music and country music.
•In the late 1950's, record executives were alarmed by the explosive success of
rock 'n roll and considered it a threat to "quality" music.

7. Interesting Facts about Rock and Roll
Music and Artists:
•Rock 'n Roll music was started in the 1950's by Buddy Holly and is a
fusion of rhythm & blues, gospel music and country music.
•In the late 1950's, record executives were alarmed by the explosive success of
rock 'n roll and considered it a threat to "quality" music.
•The modern electric guitar was patented in 1936.

8. Interesting Facts about Rock and Roll
Music and Artists:
•Rock 'n Roll music was started in the 1950's by Buddy Holly and is a
fusion of rhythm & blues, gospel music and country music.
•In the late 1950's, record executives were alarmed by the explosive success of
rock 'n roll and considered it a threat to "quality" music.
•The modern electric guitar was patented in 1936.
•First CD pressed in the USA for commercial release was Bruce Springsteen's
"Born in the USA".

9. Interesting Facts about Rock and Roll
Music and Artists:
•Rock 'n Roll music was started in the 1950's by Buddy Holly and is a
fusion of rhythm & blues, gospel music and country music.
•In the late 1950's, record executives were alarmed by the explosive success of
rock 'n roll and considered it a threat to "quality" music.
•The modern electric guitar was patented in 1936.
•First CD pressed in the USA for commercial release was Bruce Springsteen's
"Born in the USA".
•Rock music exploded during the 1960's amidst social unrest, political
upheaval, a cultural revolution and a war that was dividing the country.

11. Queen Boston
Bruce Springsteen
Fleetwood Mac The Beatles
Jimi Hendrix
The Doors
The Eagles
Bob Dylan The Rolling Stones
Elton John
Jackson Brown
Led Zepplin
The Who Pink Floyd
Tom Petty
Jethro Tull The Greatful Dead

13. We Will Rock You More Than a Feeling
Born to Run
You Can Go Your Own Way Hey Jude
Foxy Lady
Light My Fire Hotel California
Don’t Look Back Satisfaction
Stairway to Heaven
Runnin’ on Empty
Another Brick in the Wall Runnin’ Down a
Dream
Won’t Get Fooled Again
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road Truckin’

15. RE...
Rewrite, rewire, recreation, reassess, re-evaluate,
revelation, revamp, revival, redemption, reignite,
reborn, renew, repeat, rewind, repent, reward, resume,
remember, resilience, redo, reclaim, reacquire, react,
readapt, readdress, readjust, reaffirm, retire, realign,
realize, react, rearrange, reawaken, rebalance, rebate,
rebel, reboot, rebuild, recapture, recognize, recover,
recycle, redefine, restrict, reduce, reflect, relevant,
revolution.

16. Career Resilience

17. Career Resilience
1. The ability to adapt to changing circumstances,
even when the circumstances are discouraging and
disruptive

18. Career Resilience
1. The ability to adapt to changing circumstances,
even when the circumstances are discouraging and
disruptive
2. The result or outcome of being career self-reliant

19. Career Resilience

20. Career Resilience

21. Career Resilience
PASSION:
Quote: “When your heart is engaged the inevitable headaches
and daily annoyances become tolerable and don’t derail your
commitment”.
Po Bronson, What Should I Do With My Life

22. Career Resilience

23. Career Resilience

24. Career Resilience
PERFORMANCE:
Quote: “There can be no joy of life without joy of work.”
Thomas Acquinas

25. Career Resilience

26. Career Resilience

27. Career Resilience
PERSPECTIVE:
Quote: “The illiterate of the 21st century will not be
those that cannot read and write, but those who cannot
learn, unlearn and relearn.” Alvin Toffler, Revolutionary
Wealth

28. Career Resilience

29. Resilience Pyramid

30. Resilience Pyramid
Work

31. Resilience Pyramid
Job
Work

32. Resilience Pyramid
Occupation
Job
Work

33. Resilience Pyramid
Career
Occupation
Job
Work

34. Resilience Pyramid
Calling
Career
Occupation
Job
Work

35. Career Resilience Inventory:
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36. Career Resilience Inventory:
1. I can easily describe the value I bring to my employer.
© 2001 Operation ABLE of Michigan.

37. Career Resilience Inventory:
1. I can easily describe the value I bring to my employer.
2. During an interview I could list at least 10 skills that I possess.
© 2001 Operation ABLE of Michigan.

38. Career Resilience Inventory:
1. I can easily describe the value I bring to my employer.
2. During an interview I could list at least 10 skills that I possess.
3. My career goals are clear and I have a good idea of where I am heading.
© 2001 Operation ABLE of Michigan.

39. Career Resilience Inventory:
1. I can easily describe the value I bring to my employer.
2. During an interview I could list at least 10 skills that I possess.
3. My career goals are clear and I have a good idea of where I am heading.
4. I can identify three important accomplishments from my current/last job.
© 2001 Operation ABLE of Michigan.

40. Career Resilience Inventory:
1. I can easily describe the value I bring to my employer.
2. During an interview I could list at least 10 skills that I possess.
3. My career goals are clear and I have a good idea of where I am heading.
4. I can identify three important accomplishments from my current/last job.
5. My skills have been upgraded in a significant way within the last year.
© 2001 Operation ABLE of Michigan.

41. Career Resilience Inventory:
1. I can easily describe the value I bring to my employer.
2. During an interview I could list at least 10 skills that I possess.
3. My career goals are clear and I have a good idea of where I am heading.
4. I can identify three important accomplishments from my current/last job.
5. My skills have been upgraded in a significant way within the last year.
6. I explore trends in my field/industry and have identified various changes
that are occurring.
© 2001 Operation ABLE of Michigan.

42. Career Resilience Inventory:
1. I can easily describe the value I bring to my employer.
2. During an interview I could list at least 10 skills that I possess.
3. My career goals are clear and I have a good idea of where I am heading.
4. I can identify three important accomplishments from my current/last job.
5. My skills have been upgraded in a significant way within the last year.
6. I explore trends in my field/industry and have identified various changes
that are occurring.
7. I have sought opportunities to take on new responsibilities in my work.
© 2001 Operation ABLE of Michigan.

43. Career Resilience Inventory:
1. I can easily describe the value I bring to my employer.
2. During an interview I could list at least 10 skills that I possess.
3. My career goals are clear and I have a good idea of where I am heading.
4. I can identify three important accomplishments from my current/last job.
5. My skills have been upgraded in a significant way within the last year.
6. I explore trends in my field/industry and have identified various changes
that are occurring.
7. I have sought opportunities to take on new responsibilities in my work.
8. I have a network of people in and outside of my field that can help my
career.
© 2001 Operation ABLE of Michigan.

44. Career Resilience Inventory:
1. I can easily describe the value I bring to my employer.
2. During an interview I could list at least 10 skills that I possess.
3. My career goals are clear and I have a good idea of where I am heading.
4. I can identify three important accomplishments from my current/last job.
5. My skills have been upgraded in a significant way within the last year.
6. I explore trends in my field/industry and have identified various changes
that are occurring.
7. I have sought opportunities to take on new responsibilities in my work.
8. I have a network of people in and outside of my field that can help my
career.
9. Regularly, I try to identify the future direction of my field through making
personal contacts, reading or attending professional meetings.
© 2001 Operation ABLE of Michigan.

45. Career Resilience Inventory:
1. I can easily describe the value I bring to my employer.
2. During an interview I could list at least 10 skills that I possess.
3. My career goals are clear and I have a good idea of where I am heading.
4. I can identify three important accomplishments from my current/last job.
5. My skills have been upgraded in a significant way within the last year.
6. I explore trends in my field/industry and have identified various changes
that are occurring.
7. I have sought opportunities to take on new responsibilities in my work.
8. I have a network of people in and outside of my field that can help my
career.
9. Regularly, I try to identify the future direction of my field through making
personal contacts, reading or attending professional meetings.
10. I am more comfortable than ever with the constantly changing world of
work.
© 2001 Operation ABLE of Michigan.

46. Tom Petty

47. Tom Petty Facts:

48. Tom Petty Facts:
•Met Elvis Presley in the 1960’s as a teenager living in Florida and it
changed his world forever.

49. Tom Petty Facts:
•Met Elvis Presley in the 1960’s as a teenager living in Florida and it
changed his world forever.
•Quit high school at 17 and joined a band called “Mudcrutch”.

50. Tom Petty Facts:
•Met Elvis Presley in the 1960’s as a teenager living in Florida and it
changed his world forever.
•Quit high school at 17 and joined a band called “Mudcrutch”.
•Moved to LA in the early 1970’s to seek a record contract.

51. Tom Petty Facts:
•Met Elvis Presley in the 1960’s as a teenager living in Florida and it
changed his world forever.
•Quit high school at 17 and joined a band called “Mudcrutch”.
•Moved to LA in the early 1970’s to seek a record contract.
•Published two record albums with 4 top hit singles.

52. Tom Petty Facts:
•Met Elvis Presley in the 1960’s as a teenager living in Florida and it
changed his world forever.
•Quit high school at 17 and joined a band called “Mudcrutch”.
•Moved to LA in the early 1970’s to seek a record contract.
•Published two record albums with 4 top hit singles.
•Due to legal battles, he filed for bankruptcy in 1979.

53. Tom Petty Facts:
•Met Elvis Presley in the 1960’s as a teenager living in Florida and it
changed his world forever.
•Quit high school at 17 and joined a band called “Mudcrutch”.
•Moved to LA in the early 1970’s to seek a record contract.
•Published two record albums with 4 top hit singles.
•Due to legal battles, he filed for bankruptcy in 1979.
•His family home in LA burned down (arson suspected) in 1986.

54. Tom Petty Facts:
•Met Elvis Presley in the 1960’s as a teenager living in Florida and it
changed his world forever.
•Quit high school at 17 and joined a band called “Mudcrutch”.
•Moved to LA in the early 1970’s to seek a record contract.
•Published two record albums with 4 top hit singles.
•Due to legal battles, he filed for bankruptcy in 1979.
•His family home in LA burned down (arson suspected) in 1986.
•In 2008, he performed at the Super Bowl Halftime Show and is still touring
today.

55. Runnin’ Down a Dream:

56. Runnin’ Down a Dream:
It was a beautiful day, the sun beat down
I had the radio on, I was drivin'
trees flew by, me and Del were singin'
little Runaway
I was flyin'
Yeah runnin' down a dream
that never would come to me
workin' on a mystery, goin' wherever it
leads
runnin' down a dream
I felt so good like anything was possible
I hit cruise control and rubbed my eyes
the last three days the rain was un-
stoppable
it was always cold, no sunshine

57. Refugee:

58. Refugee:
We got somethin', we both know it, we don't
talk too much about it
Ain't no real big secret, all the same, somehow
we get around it
Listen, it don't really matter to me baby
You believe what you want to believe, you see
You don't have to live like a refugee
(Don't have to live like a refugee)
Somewhere, somehow, somebody must have
kicked you around some
Tell me why you will lay there, revel in your
abandon
Honey, it don't make no difference to me baby
Everybody has to fight to be free, you see
You don't have to live like a refugee
(Don't have to live like a refugee)
No baby you don't have to live like a refugee
(Dont have to live like a refugee)

59. I Won’t Back Down:

60. I Won’t Back Down:
Well I won't back down, no I won't back down
You could stand me up at the gates of Hell
But I, won't back down
No I, stand my ground, won't be, turned around
And I keep this world from draggin' me down
Gonna stand my ground, and I, won't back down
(I won't back-)
Hey baby! there ain't no easy way out
(I won't back-)
Hey yea! Stand my ground
And I won't, back down
Well I know what's right, I got just one life
In a world that keeps on pushin' me around
But I'll, stand my ground, and I, won't back down
(I won't back-)
Hey baby! there ain't no easy way out
(I won't back-)
Hey yea! Stand my ground
And I won't, back down

62. Reflection
Resilience
Relevance

64. Hope you enjoyed the show...