New Attitude, New Job is a toolkit for job seekers of over two dozen exercises to shift your thinking and improve your outlook. It includes exercises on success, resilience, and abundance, among others. A new attitude doesn’t guarantee a new job, but it can help energize your job search, improve how you are feeling about yourself, and strengthen the way you present yourself to an interviewer. This book is designed for the long-term job seeker. If you are unemployed, underemployed, or newly graduated, you may feel frustrated, discouraged or even hopeless about getting a new job. Being on the job market a while can take a toll on self-esteem and self-image. Rejections may not be personal, but they can feel very personal. When we feel others don’t see our value and the contribution we can make, our own sense of self can start to erode.New Attitude, New Job is intended to help boost self-esteem, allow our natural resilience to rise, and adjust our thinking to a consciousness of success. Our minds are powerful. We take our attitudes with us wherever we go. When we give our perceived failures most of our attention, we lose faith in ourselves and stop feeling worthy. We have to focus on our strengths. We need to recall times in our lives we were resilient. We need to tell a different story about ourselves and the future. When you change your thinking, you really can change your life. Thinking differently allows the entrance of new thoughts and ideas. You can find inspiration where you could not before. New opportunities may present themselves. You may discover ways to take action that benefit you and others. The exercises are like tools: they have to be used to be valuable. But if you are looking for a new perspective to apply in your job search, this book takes a practical approach to shift how you are thinking. It’s important to focus on solutions instead of problems. It’s important to find hope and start feeling better. This book helps you reconnect with that part of yourself that knows you are worthy and have an important contribution to make. Feeling better on the inside affects your perspective on the outside. When you believe in yourself and can align with success, you can move more easily and energetically into creating the future you desire.