People around the world know Lauren as host of the popular LIFE KEYS radio show, a frequent expert on CNN, and author of the international bestseller, Solemate: Master the Art of Aloneness & Transform Your Life. In April, 2009 Lauren’s LIFE KEYS show debuted on Hay House Radio, heard by 1 million listeners internationally.

On September 13, 2010 LIFE KEYS moves to Contact Talk Radio. Intelligent and compassionate, people around the world turn to Lauren for answers to tough questions about their personal lives, relationships, and careers. You can hear the live show for free every Monday, from noon-1pm Eastern, 9-10am Pacific at www.contacttalkradio.com.

Questions for Lauren? Call during the live show at 877.230.3062 toll-free for on-air coaching !

Tune in to the Life Keys radio show at 3pm ET, 12pm PT at Hay House Radio.  Have a question? Call Lauren toll-free during the live show in the US and Canada at 866-254-1579. International callers can dial the country code then 760-918-4300.

The Big Book of You by Jennifer McLean

The Big Book of You by Jennifer McLean is about recognizing your human flaws, while celebrating your magnificence and strengths. With raving endorsements from many best-selling authors, this book is creating a buzz and changing peoples lives! To order your copy and receive free gifts from me and many other thought leaders, click here.

Tune in to the Life Keys radio show every Tuesday at 3pm ET, 12pm PT at Hay House Radio through August 31, 2010.  Have a question? Call Lauren toll-free during the live show in the US and Canada at 866-254-1579. International callers can dial the country code then 760-918-4300.

Job-hunting and interviewing for new positions while still employed full-time can be tricky. But in the increasingly competitive job market today, it’s more common for employees to be constantly on the lookout for a more promising offer.

The sensitivity of job-hunting while employed–and keeping the process under wraps–varies from industry to industry. Dr. Robert Trumble, professor of management and director of the Virginia Labor Studies Center at Virginia Commonwealth University, says that it can also depend on the corporate culture. “In some, it could be the kiss of death,” he says, while other fields such as the tech industry, where talent is at a premium and individual skills are highly appreciated, fielding outside offers is expected.

Lauren Mackler, a career and life coach and author of Solemate, frequently advises clients about how to best seek out new opportunities while holding a full-time job. Here are her top tips:

“To minimize risk of losing your current job control to whom and how your resume and cover letter are circulated,” she says. Mackler advises against posting your resume publicly on job sites, as it makes it more likely that it will be spotted by your current employer. “When you do submit your resume let people know you’re doing so confidentially, as you’re still currently employed,” she continues. Instead of letting a friend or a colleague submit your resume to a hiring manager or an inside company contact, request the person’s contact information and submit your resume and cover letter yourself and use the person’s name who referred you, Mackler suggests.

On the topic of confidentiality, Mackler adds that any contact information listed on your resume should be personal–personal e-mail, personal cell numbers, etc., and you should never include any contact information that’s linked to your current employer. Running the risk of being contacted at work is bad form, she counsels.

Once your resume has made it through the preliminary screening, Mackler suggests you don’t jump at any interview opportunity thrown your way. “Only take time off from your job to interview for positions in which you’re seriously interested. The minute you start interviewing for a new job you’re putting your current employment at risk,” she cautions. The corporate arena can be a small world, and news could get back to your supervisor’s office before you do.

Job hunting on the sly can involve the panicked closing of browser windows to keep your resume and applications from the eyes of supervisors, but in some instances, getting caught can work to your advantage. Ashley Campbell, then a mid-level producer at an ad agency in Boston, found herself in an awkward situation that turned out surprisingly well. “I had my boss on a project looking over my shoulder at something, I was clicking out of windows to get to a website build I was showing her, and boom! There was my resume.” Click here to read the entire article by Meghan Casserly on Forbes.com.

Based on Lauren Mackler’s Solemate book, this weekend is about becoming the person you were born to be and shedding old beliefs and behaviors that limit your ability to realize your greatest potential. Topics include

Uncovering your conditioned and authentic self
Managing fear so it doesn’t manage you
Living deliberately versus by default
Reclaiming your innate wholeness
Becoming the partner you seek
Building an inner and outer support system
Creating and achieving your life vision

The workshop is designed for women and men who are single or divorced, or seeking greater independence within their partnership.

October 15-17, 2010
Omega Institute
Rheinbeck, NY

Click here for more information.

Inspiration Deficit Disorder

Many of the challenges people face today—stress, job dissatisfaction, depression, and addiction—are often symptoms of an inspiration deficit disorder, the result of being disconnected from our natural wisdom, talent, and sense of what matters most. Inspiration Deficit Disorder: The No-Pill Prescription to End High Stress, Low Energy, and Bad Habits presents inspiration as a choice, and provides practical tools to correct an “inspiration imbalance” faster than you think! To order the book and receive gifts from me and other leading thought leaders, click here.

Tune in to the Life Keys radio show every Tuesday at 3pm ET, 12pm PT at Hay House Radio through August 31, 2010.  Have a question? Call Lauren toll-free during the live show in the US and Canada at 866-254-1579. International callers can dial the country code then 760-918-4300.

Choosing Easy World: A Guide to Opting Out of Struggle and Strife and Living in the Amazing Realm Where Everything is Easy is a transformational and new paradigm for daily living. The book clarifies the internal conspiracy that keeps you from living a life of ease and joy, and provides practical keys to override the self-defeating forces that keep you trapped in the world of struggle and difficulty, with your dreams always just beyond your reach. To order the book and receive bonus gifts from me and many other thought leaders, click here.