Chances are you wouldn’t be visiting this website if you hadn’t imagined yourself in a happier, more satisfying career — one that fits you perfectly and gets you out of bed every morning with a light heart and a smile on your face. How wonderful it would be to spend every hour of your workweek doing something that you enjoy, something that suits your unique talents, something that you naturally care about!

If you are ready to bring that dream into reality — to turn away from the frustration, confusion, and quiet desperation of an ill-fitting job — Rick Duff is ready to help. His synergistic approach to career counseling is designed for:

• Men and women in mid-career who feel trapped in boring, stressful, or uninspiring jobs.
  
• People who have been out of work, but desire to return to the job market.
  
• High school-age students who want to better understand their innate talents and abilities before heading off to college or into the job market.
  [see STEP Program]
  
• People who know that something is missing, but don’t know what it is. They experience a feeling of restlessness, yet aren’t sure how to change it or how to find a more satisfying career.
  
• College students and other individuals in their late teens or early twenties who are wise enough to want to pick the right career path the first time. Rick Duff’s highly effective tests and analysis can help put first-time job seekers into the career of their dreams, right out of the blocks.
  
• Corporations and businesses that desire better teamwork, and the increased productivity that goes hand-in-hand with that. Greater employee harmony and enthusiasm — and therefore loyalty — bring measurable results.
  
• Persons in any stage of life who are simply curious about their particular strengths and natural abilities.

Welcome to this website, and to the first day of the rest of your life.

Career frustrations and disappointments can make life feel so dark and unfulfilling. Isn’t it time to love what you do and bring joy into your world?
As one enlightened teacher once said:

Your work is to discover your work, and then with all your heart to give yourself to it.
~Gautama Buddha