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Dear Friend, Take this short quiz ... -Have you handed your resume to friends ... and they ALL have different suggestions for improving it? -Have you revised your resume over and OVER ... and you still don't have a job? If you answered Yes once or more, then you know how tough it is out there … In fact, it's harder to get hired now than any time since at least 1948. Here's proof: Data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that the AVERAGE length of unemployment is 30.2 weeks, as of Jan. 2010. What does that mean for you? If it takes you 30.2 weeks to find a job, you lose more than 7 months of paychecks -- about 55% of your last salary. Poof. Up in smoke. Just look at the graph below from the the Bureau of Labor Statistics ... Seeing is believing -- those 30.2 weeks of average unemployment make this the WORST JOB MARKET since the government started tracking data in 1948. How much will 30.2 weeks of "average" job hunting cost you in lost income? Well, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, the median annual income was $50,233 in 2007, the latest year for complete figures. Which means that every week without a job costs you about $966.02 in lost income -- or more. Multiply $996.02 by the 30.2 weeks of an average job search and that means ... Your Job Search Will Cost You $29,173.80 in Lost Income, on Average Can you afford to lose out on $29,173.80? Factor in a mortgage, car payments, food, etc., and it only gets worse. That's the real cost of unemployment, if your resume is not getting you job interviews. Now. Suppose you could wave a magic wand and fix your resume -- today -- and make employers call you with job offers. Imagine ... getting the job you really want, doing work you love ... bringing home the salary you deserve ... taking your family out to dinner to celebrate at your favorite restaurant ... telling your friends and neighbors, "I got a new job!" Wouldn't that be nice? Well, that's exactly what can happen for you -- in less than 90 days -- with the right resume. BUT ... Creating A Job-Winning Resume -- That's The Hard Part! Ever struggled to write a resume? Then you know this is true. It could take years and a small fortune to figure out the right combinations that make some resumes work, while others fail. Again, if you've ever sent out resumes that didn't make the phone ring, you know how frustrating this is. But instead of knocking yourself out trying to create a resume that makes employers call you to interview, now you can solve that problem with a new solution, called

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