Sandy Vigil Life Coach
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Introduction: I partner with you to empower you to shift limiting beliefs that are keeping you from soaring with your soul. Together we set and target new goals that will transform your personal, professional and spiritual life.
I'm a certified professional coach and teacher who works with patients in a psychiatric residential treatment center, along with clients in my private practice. I'm also a published author and Shaman. My session prices include MP3 recordings and email support between sessions.
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13 years in business
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Tomi M.
Dec 9, 2014
Having taken an unexpected early retirement, and living the retirement life for 8 months, I decided to delve into looking for another career. Being employed for so many years, I was not prepared for the
many changes that have taken place in searching for employment. I used Google to search out how to create a resume. What I discovered was so much conflicting information, do this, do that, add this, dont add that, how many pages, etc. It was daunting and I felt defeated. So I tried ideas from each site and sat down to create my resume.
I typed up my resume, adding my last employer. It turned out to be four pages long. Not thinking too much about the length of it, I was mailing and emailing it to prospective employers. I must have sent out a dozen or so. I started to wonder why I wasnt getting any call backs for interviews, not a one. I wondered if I needed to change my resume, but where would I start? How I would start? What would I need to do to change it? I wondered if it might be too long. I had a feeling the problem was the way I laid out my resume, but didnt know what I needed to do to change it.
Working on this hunch, I got in touch with Sandy. She and I spoke on the phone for almost 2 hours. She explained to me how resume formatting had changed over the years, gave me pointers on how to create it, informed me that four pages was WAY TOO LONG, and to get it down to no more than 2 pages and down to 1 preferably. She gave me tips on how to pare down my resume, interview tips, what to say, and more importantly what NOT to say, tips on attire, etc.
I went to work on reconstructing my resume taking all her advice and managed to get it down to 2 pages. I sent out this new resume on a tight deadline to one potential employer before I called her back about my revamped resume. I emailed it to her, and then called her. Over the phone, she guided me through the new resume, asking me detailed questions regarding each employer and duties, skills, etc and before the conversation was over, she had single handedly helped me get my resume down to ONE PAGE!!
I started sending out this new, more appropriate resume and had 4 calls for interviews within a weeks time.
There were other phone calls from me to Sandy due to my not being able to figure out issues within Microsoft Word, which she helped me get cleared up. Im no expert on resumes or Microsoft Word, but I am much more learned than I was before.
I owe my current career to Sandys unwavering, selflessness and willingness to help me get back into the game.
Love you, Sandy x x
Sandy Vigil Life Coach's reply
Thank you Tomi! I'm so joyful that you are "back in the game" and you've gotten that dream job.
Michelle M.
Dec 9, 2014
Sandy is a gifted healer. Her kindness and compassion sets her apart from many. Her number one priority is bringing peace and insight to her clients. She is truly a jewel, and a treasure to her profession.
Sandy Vigil Life Coach's reply
Michelle it has been an honor walking with you on your journey.
Stacy F.
Dec 9, 2014
Working with Sandy was a positive experience! She is patient, upbeat , and directs her responses in a very personal, professional manner... I'll be meeting with her again!
Sandy Vigil Life Coach's reply
I'm excited that you had a positive experience Stacy. Looking forward to our next meeting too.