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ChangeArtist is an informational resource and supportive community for individuals going through change. There is also a book called ChangeArtist: Surviving Change, discussed below.


I (JoNel) have been through many, many changes in life, and I found that they often made me feel isolated or lonely, confused and anxious. This lead me to a desire to help others through changes, hopefully softening what can be a sometimes [Read more →]

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The Forum is designed to visit with each other about changes, as well as to learn from one another. Each month, a $25 Starbucks gift card will be given to a randomly-selected Forum participant (or $25 will be donated to the charity of your choice).


Categories reflect not only my research interests as an educator and scientist, but also things that I have found are important to understand about oneself. This is your opportunity to share with others, to learn from others, and to help others learn about themselves.


Sign up for Paid Research!

Send your e-mail address (via Contact) for inclusion change-related research. Please include a summary of your changes, and/or direct me to your Forum entries. Research will commence when we have enough participants for valid study results. At that time, participants will be entered in random drawings for gift cards to Amazon, Starbucks, and other retailers (or an equal amount will be donated to the charity of choice). Other paid studies on social research will be available over time.

Increase Your Referrals

Sologig.com is a useful resource when it comes to finding quality projects in your area quickly. Once you’ve found a great opportunity be sure to follow these valuable tips to increase your referrals so you can streamline your project queue: [Read more →]

Category: Career · Self-Employment

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Women’s Health Study

I was amazed at the results from this study that I received from the Center for Media Research (May 26, 2008 “Appearance and Weight Trumps Disease in Women’s Concerns”). It makes we think that we women should *change* our priorities!!

“According to a the second in a series of findings from the Meredith/NBC Universal “What do Women Want?”, when it comes to health, 56% of women are more concerned about diet/weight and 36% about eating right, while only 23% express the same degree of concern about cancer, 20% about heart health, and 18% about diabetes.

The nationwide survey among more than 3,000 women reveal key insights on the female psyche across topics including health and well-being. Many women are skipping important medical examinations, annual physicals and screenings:

* Less than two-thirds (59%) of all women [Read more →]

Category: Body · Diet & Fitness · Health & Wellness

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Personality Types

Personality and career tests can be very helpful in understanding yourself, in understanding the best types of work for you, in understanding how you interact with others, and multiple other reasons!

One test that is useful for career is the MAPP Assessment. This test can be taken free, and results given to you, by going to www.assessment.com . You then have fee-based options to obtain more detailed results.

Another test that I often used is the Myers-Briggs personality test. This is used by career counselors, relationship counselors, psychotherapists, etc. The purpose of the Myers-Briggs is to make the theory of psychological types described by Jung understandable and useful to people’s lives. [Read more →]

Category: Getting There · New Directions

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The Sandwich Generation

More than 25% of American families are involved in some way with elder/parent care. So, if you are, you are not alone. A New York Times article (Jan 17, 1999) called “A Survival Course for the Sandwich Generation” described this new phenomena, as parents lived longer, and Boomers waited until later to have children. The Sandwich Generation means defines situations as: [Read more →]

Category: Parents · Relationships

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