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Each of us has untapped poten- tial. When this potential is embraced and used, it can have a powerful impact on our lives. Think about a 2%, 5%, 10% shift in how we are living our lives at home, school, work and play. Small shifts and changes can powerfully impact our lives. But what gets in our way? What obstacles must we overcome? One obstacle for people is fear, and fear can be limiting at best and paralyzing at worst. My family and I went camping over the spring break holidays. We camped at a beautiful State Park -- Falls Creek Falls -- in Tennessee. It is a wonderful place to visit and explore with breathtaking views, hiking trails, and waterfalls. Some of the hiking trails have suspension bridges connecting the trails over vast gorges, some bridges being more than 100 ft. high. Like the one in the Indiana Jones movie. As my wife, two boys and I approached a very long bridge sus- pended at least 100 ft. high, my old- est son quickly took off across the bridge and yelled for the rest of us to join him. As I approached the bridge, while he was crossing, I yelled out to him the typical parent concerns -- Be careful! Hang onto the rail! Walk slow! If the bridge breaks... What was I thinking? What was I feeling? I became acutely aware of an enor- mous amount of fear for him, and fear in me while I was cross- ing this high bridge. When he got to the other side, he turned, waved and yelled, "Come On Dad"! I walked slowly across the bridge noticing an incredible amount of fear and runaway thinking happening with me, which had me considering not going forward. My son was on the other side and I had a choice, to let the fear stop me or not. As I walked across the bridge the fear increased profoundly inside of me until I got to the other side. Once I was over the bridge, my son and I high-fived and walked back across the bridge. As we walked back across I experienced no fear. What happened to the fear? That experience highlighted this point to me. That there are times in our lives when we want to do something -- be a better student, be a better parent, improve our personal or work lives, improve ourselves athletically -- but fear can creep up inside of us and we become unsure of ourselves. Unsure if we can achieve - "getting to the other side". Most of the fear that stops us from achieving what we want or need to do to improve our lives, is nothing more than self limiting beliefs. If we will just take the risk, take the appropriate steps and embrace our fear(s) we can meet our goals. sideroad.com There are many youngsters throughout the country who are seeking jobs after hav- ing finished their university education or completing their G.C.E. O/L and G.C.E A/L.The garment sector of the country makes a substantial contribution towards the national income by providing an effec- tive solution to the existing unemploy- ment issue. In the garment sector Island wide,there are a large number of garment factories which provide jobs to thousands of young men and woman.A great number of employment opportunities are available for Work study Officers,Quality Controllers,Merchandisers,Production Supervisors,Quality Supervisers,Pattern makers and in the Management train- ing field of the industry but unfor- tunately many young people do not know about this and the right path to gain access to this well paid job market. Most young people are reluctant to get a productive vocation- al training after get- ting through the stages of their G.C.E. O/L and G.C.E A/L and some of them even after receiving their degree.Education qualifications alone cant find you a job. One reason for this has been the fact that some institutes just award young trainees with a certificate without giving them a proper job oriented training based on cor- rect guidance. Today acquiring job skill has become as important as receiving academic educa- tion.Decimal Garment & Technology now offers the opportunity to gain job qualifica- tions in the apparel industry up to NVQ Degree (National Vocational Qualifications) Decimal institute has earned a great rep- utation over the past 12 years for assuring jobs for each trainee in the industry after successful completion of its theoretical and practical training programme. If you are interested in getting a lucrative job in the globally expanding garment industry, you can now join Decimal Institute and receive widely recognized job skills through our reliable training pro- gramme. You can send in an application to the address below.Write the course name on the left of the envelope to Decimal Gatment Technology,No 334,High Level Road,Maharagama.If you wish to have fur- ther information on available job opportu- nities & courses,call our hotlines 077- 1779519/011- 4300591 THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday October 25, 2009 4 Printed and published by Wijeya Newspapers Ltd. on Sunday October 25,2009 at No. 8, Hunupitiya Cross Road, Colombo 02. Gateway for young job seekers in the garment sector Today,in Sri Lanka well paid jobs with promotional prospects are widely avail- able in the garment industry.No matter what level of education you possess you are able to get an ideally suited job in the garment insustry.We will lend you our helping had to fulfil your dream job in your life. MESSAGE FROM THE JOB SKILLS DIRECTOR Reaching your full potential: Overcoming fear

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Page 1: Gateway for young job seekers in the garment sector · than self limiting beliefs. If we will just take the risk, take the appropriate steps and embrace our fear(s) we can meet our

Each of us has untapped poten-tial. When this potential isembraced and used, it can have apowerful impact on our lives.

Think about a 2%, 5%, 10% shiftin how we are living our lives athome, school, work and play. Smallshifts and changes can powerfullyimpact our lives. But what gets inour way? What obstacles must weovercome? One obstacle for peopleis fear, and fear can be limiting atbest and paralyzing at worst.

My family and I went campingover the spring break holidays. We

camped at a beautiful State Park --Falls Creek Falls -- in Tennessee. Itis a wonderful place to visit andexplore with breathtaking views,hiking trails, and waterfalls.

Some of the hiking trails have

suspension bridges connecting thetrails over vast gorges, somebridges being more than 100 ft. high.Like the one in the Indiana Jonesmovie. As my wife, two boys and Iapproached a very long bridge sus-pended at least 100 ft. high, my old-est son quickly took off across thebridge and yelled for the rest of usto join him.

As I approached the bridge, whilehe was crossing, I yelled out to himthe typical parent concerns -- Becareful! Hang onto the rail! Walkslow! If the bridge breaks... What

was I thinking? Whatwas I feeling?

I became acutelyaware of an enor-mous amount of fearfor him, and fear inme while I was cross-ing this high bridge.When he got to theother side, he turned,waved and yelled,"Come On Dad"! Iwalked slowly acrossthe bridge noticingan incredible amountof fear and runawaythinking happeningwith me, which hadme considering notgoing forward. Myson was on the otherside and I had achoice, to let the fearstop me or not.

As I walked acrossthe bridge the fearincreased profoundlyinside of me until Igot to the other side.Once I was over thebridge, my son and Ihigh-fived andwalked back acrossthe bridge. As wewalked back across Iexperienced no fear.What happened tothe fear?

That experiencehighlighted thispoint to me. Thatthere are times inour lives when wewant to do something-- be a better student,be a better parent,improve our personalor work lives,improve ourselvesathletically -- but fearcan creep up insideof us and we becomeunsure of ourselves.Unsure if we canachieve - "getting tothe other side". Mostof the fear that stopsus from achievingwhat we want or needto do to improve ourlives, is nothing morethan self limitingbeliefs.

If we will just takethe risk, take theappropriate stepsand embrace ourfear(s) we can meetour goals.sideroad.com

There are many youngsters throughoutthe country who are seeking jobs after hav-ing finished their university education orcompleting their G.C.E. O/L and G.C.EA/L.The garment sector of the countrymakes a substantial contribution towardsthe national income by providing an effec-

tive solution to theexisting unemploy-

ment issue.In the garment sector Island wide,there

are a large number of garment factorieswhich provide jobs to thousands of youngmen and woman.A great number ofemployment opportunities are available forWork study Officers,QualityControllers,Merchandisers,ProductionSupervisors,Quality Supervisers,Pattern

makers and in theManagement train-ing field of theindustry but unfor-tunately manyyoung people do notknow about this andthe right path to gainaccess to this wellpaid job market.

Most young peopleare reluctant to get aproductive vocation-al training after get-ting through the

stages of their G.C.E. O/L and G.C.E A/Land some of them even after receiving theirdegree.Education qualifications alone cantfind you a job.

One reason for this has been the fact thatsome institutes just award young traineeswith a certificate without giving them aproper job oriented training based on cor-rect guidance.

Today acquiring job skill has become asimportant as receiving academic educa-

tion.Decimal Garment & Technology nowoffers the opportunity to gain job qualifica-tions in the apparel industry up to NVQDegree (National VocationalQualifications)

Decimal institute has earned a great rep-utation over the past 12 years for assuringjobs for each trainee in the industry aftersuccessful completion of its theoretical andpractical training programme.

If you are interested in getting a lucrativejob in the globally expanding garmentindustry, you can now join DecimalInstitute and receive widely recognized jobskills through our reliable training pro-gramme.

You can send in an application to theaddress below.Write the course name on theleft of the envelope to Decimal GatmentTechnology,No 334,High LevelRoad,Maharagama.If you wish to have fur-ther information on available job opportu-nities & courses,call our hotlines 077-1779519/011- 4300591

THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday October 25, 2009

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Printed and published by Wijeya Newspapers Ltd. on Sunday October 25,2009 at No. 8, Hunupitiya Cross Road, Colombo 02.

Gateway for young job seekers in the garment sector

Today,in Sri Lanka well paid jobs withpromotional prospects are widely avail-able in the garment industry.No matterwhat level of education you possess youare able to get an ideally suited job inthe garment insustry.We will lend youour helping had to fulfil your dream jobin your life.

MESSAGE FROM THE JOB SKILLS DIRECTOR

Reaching your full potential: Overcoming fear