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THE NEW CAREER ECONOMY® GERRI SEFI SELF-EMPLOYMENT COACH

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Page 1: Slideshare jan 2011

THE NEW CAREER ECONOMY®

THE NEW CAREER ECONOMY®

GERRI SEFI SELF-EMPLOYMENT COACH

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Canadian workers face job uncertainty

Canadian workers face job uncertainty

The job market is changing.The time to explore your options

Is NOW

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OUR PRESENT ECONOMYOUR PRESENT ECONOMY

• Recession: Defined as two consecutive quarters of decline in real GDP

• 1929 – recession lasted 22 months

• Aftermath of 9/11 – almost 12 months.

• Second recession in a decade

started in December of 2007

• 36 months later - is it over?

• Is it really still a recession or is it a jobless recovery?

Source: StatsCan

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NATIONAL UNEMPLOYMENT RATENATIONAL UNEMPLOYMENT RATE

PREVIOUSYEARDEC 2009

PREVIOUSNOV. 2010

CURRENT DATADEC. 2010

Unemployment 8.5% 7.6% 7.6%

Employment 61.4% 61.8% 61.8%

Labour force size 18,439,100 18,654,800 18,674,000

Net jobs gained(from prev. period)

(2,600) 15,200 22,000

SOURCE: Statistics Canada, Labour Force Survey *seasonally adjusted

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“ I NEVER THOUGHT IT WOULD HAPPEN TO ME”

“ I NEVER THOUGHT IT WOULD HAPPEN TO ME”

• The length of time to find new employment has grown.

• Competition is fierce – the rise of social media an networking events is evidence that everyone is trying to find an “edge”.

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WHO GETS HIT THE HARDEST?WHO GETS HIT THE HARDEST?

• Good News: In a typical economy, unemployment rate for people with college degrees is approximately half for those with no degree.

• Bad News: This economy is anything but typical.

• In fact, senior executives are among the hardest hit.

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WHO HAS CONTROL OVER YOUR FUTURE?

WHO HAS CONTROL OVER YOUR FUTURE?

Increasing consumer debt Longer work,

less money

Company downsizing

Enormous corporate

bankruptcies

Lengthy lay-offs Massive pension deficits

The elimination of benefits

Old Age Security

insolvency

There could be a storm on your horizon

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STILL HAVE FAITH IN CORPORATE CANADA?STILL HAVE FAITH IN

CORPORATE CANADA?

• There is a dramatic increase in the rise of out-sourced service centres = visible loss of jobs.• Pension plans are under-funded – if

you even had a pension plan.• The near collapse of the stock market

last year left corporate pension plans underfunded by billions of dollars.

• Eroding confidence in corporate executives

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“Careers” in the New Career Economy®?

“Careers” in the New Career Economy®?

The lifetime of a typical New Career Economy employee:

– 6 to 8 job changes

– at least 3 changes in profession

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DENIAL WON’T CHANGE YOUR FUTURE DENIAL WON’T CHANGE YOUR FUTURE

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THE QUEST FOR THE GOOD LIFETHE QUEST FOR THE GOOD LIFE

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EVERYONE WANTS TO STEER THEIR OWN SHIP

EVERYONE WANTS TO STEER THEIR OWN SHIP

• Know your OPTIONS!

• Break free from the traditional employer- employee relationship

• Learn what successful people are doing

Successful people DO steer their own ship

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IS IT TIME TO WORK FOR THE PERFECT EMPLOYER … YOU!

IS IT TIME TO WORK FOR THE PERFECT EMPLOYER … YOU!

• Successful people work to build their own future, not someone else’s

• What are your options for self-sufficiency?

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SO IS SMALL BUSINESS THE ANSWER?

SO IS SMALL BUSINESS THE ANSWER?

• 97% of businesses in Canada are classified as “small”.

• Small businesses contribute nearly 43% to Canada’s economic output.

• 75% of small businesses employ fewer than 5 people.

• 59% of small business owners are men – 41% are women.

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GOING TO ALONE = LOWER COST/HIGHER RISK

GOING TO ALONE = LOWER COST/HIGHER RISK

• A marketable product or service

• Expertise to manage a business alone.

• Vision and an executable, sustainable business plan

• Cash and/or access to a friendly bank

• The ability to take unquantifiable risk

• Relationships and Good Luck

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Why most independently-owned small businesses don’t work

Why most independently-owned small businesses don’t work

• Knowing how to bake a pie does not guarantee you success in owning a bakery.

• Common belief says “do what you know and love and you will be successful”

• Can you be an expert in every aspect of your business?

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The alternative to going it alone:find a TEAM to support you

The alternative to going it alone:find a TEAM to support you

• Millionaires are "team-made"

• A good team ill include the following:– Mentors who act as

coaches– Like-minded, supportive,

wealth builders and visionaries

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FRANCHISING – DID YOU KNOW? FRANCHISING – DID YOU KNOW?

• Franchises account for 40% of all retail sales (*Walmart is not a franchise*)

• There are 78,000+ franchises in Canada

• Franchising employees over 1M Canadians

• Franchising accounts for 10%+ of the gross Domestic Product

• Franchising accounts for 1 out of every 5 dollars spent by consumers in goods and services

• On a per capita basis, Canada is the most franchised country in the world

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GOALS – NEEDS - EXPECTATIONSGOALS – NEEDS - EXPECTATIONS

Four crucial steps:

• Define your goals

• Map your course

• Build a winning team

• Explore your options

And work with a coach who will be your guide and cheerleader

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SUMMARY SUMMARY

• The New Career Economy is upon us.

• We can no longer just look the other way

• You owe it to yourself to explore your options – TODAY!

• How to find the right business? Speak with me, Gerri Sefi, about you options and career transition.

• We’ve helped thousands of people find the right opportunity with our coaching, support, experience and relationships with franchisors.