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At the start of a New Year, many people make resolutions, goals that represent some aspect of themselves they think should be different or improved. But in order to bring about the results you seek in your life, the initial and most important work is on envisioning what you want (often a very challenging task) and then identifying and closing the gap between who you are now and who you need to become in order to achieve that result.

As the year comes to a close, now is the perfect time to assess where you are and how far you've come. Year-end is a wonderful time to take a wider view of your life to see if you are progressing the way you want: learning, growing, evolving, and enjoying. Are you meeting the goals you intended this year? Where are you today as compared to last year at this time? Are you focusing your energies on the right things, the things that matter the most in your life?

Keywords are a central feature of our business day.  We use them to search our resume databases and to parse through the profiles and resumes posted on job boards and social networking sites.  The problem, of course, is that we pesky humans have a bad habit of using different words to express the same idea.  That variability in human expression makes it difficult to know which keywords will actually identify the best candidates for each of your openings.