Others like Sheryl Spanier, an executive career counselor who raised two sons, now 31 and 28, pragmatically gave up embryonic band careers for better-paying work and for family and have no illusions that singing will become their livelihood at this point.
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Some administration advisers have talked of creating a job for an executive as a counselor to Mr. Obama.
Taking his turn on the podium, Mr. Rumsfeld expressed mock indignation at Mr. Cheney's account ("It wasn't like that!"), before waxing eloquent: "A superb executive, a wise counselor, the vice president is a combination of both thinker and doer.
Gary J. McDonald is a non-profit executive, Licensed Professional Counselor, and the author of Everything You Need To Know To Get To Heaven; Decoding the Bible -- The Secret Behind 2012, now available on Amazon.
Those who had earned the title or degree of itang could thenceforth serve as an orator, ambassador, counselor, or executive officer for a chief.
If you have to take a loss to sell your house, the financial burden may be too great to make the move worthwhile, says Anna Ranieri, a career counselor and executive coach in Palo Alto, Calif.
It's like being a camp counselor and executive all at once, combining minimal showers, conference calls, e-mails and announcements.
Steve Bannon, Trump's chief strategist and senior counselor, was executive chairman of Breitbart, a news site that Bannon dubbed the "home of the alt-right" ― a euphemism that describes a loose coalition of white supremacists and aligned groups.
Working with an executive coach or career counselor is very helpful.
