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Recruiting for Good
June 18, 2013
I Want to Help 100 People Make a Difference
I Want to Help 100 People Make a Difference. This blog is inspired by Tracey Trottenberg, a brilliant personal life coach, who showed me how I was not living the life I desire.
I had coffee with Tracey last Friday, and she listened to me complain about what was not working in my life and business. She pointedly asked me what do you want. What do you really want? Since I am the founder of Recruiting for Good, and I get to make most, if not all the decisions about what recruiting for good is all about.
“So what I want is to use recruiting collaboratively, generate and share proceeds to help people enjoy life and make a difference.” I want to have personal and meaningful relationships with 100 people every year, so that I can positively impact their life, and their community.
Contact me, carlos@retainsourcing.com I would love to help if you live in the continental U.S. and are looking to serve others, travel abroad, hire a life coach, have fun parties, have an amazing wedding, enjoy life with your family and friends, or accomplish something that will inspire others.
June 12, 2013
How Using Recruiting Makes Free Air Travel Possible
How Using Recruiting Makes Free Air Travel Possible. This is the collaborative voyage of the social enterprise Recruiting for Good, its mission is to entertain, inspire, and make life great. With the participation of people who love to travel, Recruiting for Good is sharing proceeds to fund free air travel.
Imagine if all people could fly for free? Air travel connects people, places, and possibilities; free air travel creates equality and freedom to enjoy life.
So how are we using recruiting for good? We are collaboratively generating proceeds by making placements and sharing proceeds to sponsor free air travel.
How to Earn Free Air Travel
1) Refer yourself for a job, and when we place you, we reward you with a free airline ticket to fly anywhere in the world, and better yet, you can pay it forward to anyone you like, and make a difference too.
2) Refer a friend to a job, and when we place them, we will gift you $1,000 in air travel rewards to fly anywhere in the world.
3) Introduce us to a company hiring technical professionals, and from the first placement we make, we will gift you $5,000 in air travel rewards for you and your family to fly anywhere in the world. If you know someone who is getting married? I bet they would love to fly for free on their honeymoon. With your help, we can extend happy marriages too.
If your mama, papa, nana, or gramps live in Jamaica, Mexico, or India, no problem with electronic ticketing (thank god), we can pay forward your air travel rewards anywhere in the world.
So if money has kept you away from enjoying life and seeing the world, join recruiting for good we are happy to raise funds for good people who love to collaborate and pay it forward.
Now the hard part, where would you like to travel to first? Make your bucket list, and contact us we will help fund it for you. Yes, we are on a mission to make free air travel to every destination in the world.
Thank you Gene Roddenberry for inspiring us to create a social solution so everyone can live to experience free travel and explore the world.
If money was no object, where would you travel to first?
June 10, 2013
Create Your Benefit to Change the World
Create Your Benefit to Change the World.
The benefit we created is free travel. But that is not the only benefit there is that can bring about change, transformation, empowerment, and make a difference. What benefit would you create to change the world?
A Lesson About Creating Benefits
Close your eyes and imagine having one thing in the world, all the time, and that one thing makes you smile. This is the benefit that inspires you to work and enjoy life. So why not create it, and make it available for all your family, friends, and community to enjoy?
What is Your Benefit?
Imagine if everyone could fly for free, or hire a life coach, or have free parties (weddings, sweet sixteen, anniversary, birthdays), or have chocolate delivered to every month, or enjoy free yoga, or enjoy free creative classes (art, dance, singing, sculpture, and writing). The possibilities to create amazing benefits are endless.
Making Benefits Available to Everyone Makes a Difference
We recently had a meeting with a travel company, and they did not understand why free travel is “Good” (our website is iTravelforGood.com). Creating benefits that are attainable by everyone, creates equality, freedom, and empowers people to enjoy life fully; and that is “Good.” You don’t have to write a check to a nonprofit to make a difference, a simple gesture of being kind to people, or gifting a benefit to someone in your life who could not afford it; makes a profound and meaningful difference.
What benefit would you like to make “Good”? Free chocolates for everyone, oh yeah!
Collaboration Makes Everything Possible
The greatest solutions have been created through like-minded people who participated and worked together to benefit the community. Case in point Wikipedia, they changed the way people explain how things are. How about Twitter? People can keep the world abreast of what is happening now. Crowd sourcing changed the way we fund and support each other.
Do you have a benefit you would like to create and fund? Contact us today, we love to help people make a difference.
May 30, 2013
5 Great Reasons to Gift Free Travel
5 Great Reasons to Gift Free Travel.
1) Gifting free travel shows that you really care and are thoughtful.
2) Travel teaches people compassion, and appreciation of nature.
3) Travel opens up people to new experiences every time (adventure, foodie, spiritual, cultural retreats).
4) Travel opens up the possibility for self discovery, exploration to the unknown, and creates transformation.
5) Gifting travel makes a difference in the person receiving the travel and the person gifting the travel; it creates a memory.
Indeed we learn about how good we are doing in the world from others. We are all doing good, but we often forget to acknowledge ourselves.
