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Happy Monday. Let's see what we can do to help you make some "money moves" in your career.

Spring is in the air, which means it's a good time to clean up your career and finances.

In today's email:

• Credit Card Tip: Why transferring cards could save you $$$ in 2023.

• Resume ROI: Prove to recruiters you're worth every penny with these tips.

• Find Your Calling: Unleash your true potential by unlocking your professional strengths.

• 10 LinkedIn Must-Do's: How to get recruiters to come to YOU.

• Upskilling = Pay Raise: 5 tips to help you develop your skills at work to get a raise.

WHO SAID: "Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try just one more time."

Answer at the bottom of the newsletter.

Experts Urge Americans To Transfer Their Balances In 2023

If you have outstanding credit card debt and large monthly payments, getting a new 0% intro APR credit card could help ease the pressure while you pay down your balances.

FinanceBuzz's credit card experts put together a list of the top cards offering extended periods of 0% intro APR on balance transfers and purchases. Apply today to take advantage of these special rates before they're gone.

3 Ways To Emphasize Your ROI On Your Resume

Today, recruiters want to understand WHAT you accomplished. It's called your "return on investment" - otherwise known as ROI. To get hired, you need to prove you are worth every penny. Here's how to do that on your resume.

Did you miss our Professional Strengths BOOTCAMP last week? That's okay! We made it available for instant access.

This one-hour online workshop will help you understand why self-assessment of your professional strengths is the key to UNLEASHING your true career potential.

Want a raise and/or promotion?Wish you could change careers or switch industries?Having trouble with a boss or coworker?Struggling to find a career that you can get excited about?These are just a few of the many career challenges that can be overcome when you understand how to tap into your unique combination of professional strengths. Sign up below for FREE and get instant access to a class that will help you (finally!) get what you want out of work in 2023.

. Keep your money and phone in one place. These classy, sleek wallet phone cases make it easy to keep track of your ID, cards, and calls - making you look professional AND put-together.

• Military-grade smartwatch for the workplace trenches. This new smartwatch does it all. Making you look like a serious professional who knows how to get things done.

Each day, we feature a suggested topic from a loyal newsletter subscriber. Here's today's:

Making recruiters come to YOU is one of the things our coaches love to teach members. Use the tips below to jump-start your efforts. And, if you really want to power up your presence, consider grabbing a Work It DAILY premium membership for $9/month.

🎯Optimizing LinkedIn: 10 things to do immediately on LinkedIn to help your profile stand out.

🔥1 LinkedIn Tip You've NEVER Heard: Our CEO, J.T. O'Donnell shares a tip most aren't aware of.

💰Quantify. Quantify. QUANTIFY: Recruiters want the facts. Just the facts. Here's how to give them what they want.

FYI: We're always looking for your ideas on what to feature in the newsletter.

5 Ways To Develop Your Skills On The Job

Skill building is how you make more money. Especially, when those skills help you save or make your employer money. The more value you create, the EASIER it is to justify asking for that raise or promotion. These tips will show you how to upskill at work so you can up your pay!

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QUOTE OF THE DAY ANSWER = Thomas Edison