Welcome to LifeWork Planning Services (LWPS) .

The LWPS Team seeded this - your personal - blog with this post so that you could see it when you clicked on "Your Blog" in the far upper left corner of this webpage.

Please read this post about "Why is creating lifework/career planning posts in my personal blog so important?".

To create another post, just click the "Post a new entry" link in the upper left corner of this post above the iconic silhouetted image with the question mark "?". (More about creating posts.)

Please COPY this post to your personal blog and tell us how you found LWPS and what you hope to get out of it.

This is your post to do with as you please or to leave it as it is. When you are ready, just click the "Edit" link below and make any changes you wish.

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Click Getting started with your LWPS account. here or in your Brief Description box to the right.

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 (Here is the original source for this post. Here is a list of all seeds. Check back, it may have changed.)

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"Keywords/tags" are one of many powerful features and functions in LWPS. (Click on "LWPS Help" in the upper right corner to learn about others.)

Keywords/tags offer you an easy way to locate and organize posts and are thus one of the bases for using your LWPS account as a "Personal Information Management System (PIMS)".

As you create more posts, someday you will want to know what posts you have created. After you add your initials to the "keywords/tags" section of all of your posts, just click on your initials-tag - in any one of those posts - to view a hyperlinked list of the titles of all of the posts you have created.

Before you decide which initials to use, type the initials you would like to use into the Search box in the right sidebar to see if that tag has already been used. If it has, try new initials-tag for yourself until you find one that is unique.

Click on my "hph" initials-tag here or below to see a list of my posts. Other examples are Sally Gelardin's initials: "sg", and Ed Colozzi's: "eac".

The first time you add a unique (not used by anyone else) tag to the "keywords/tags" section, it will not convert to a hyperlink. But, when you or someone else adds that same tag to one or more other posts, it will automatically convert into a hyperlink. When you click on it, you will see the list of all of the posts containing that tag.

If you click on a tag and then see a webpage with iconic pictures of other LWPS members, look for the heading that says "Other users with weblog posts in category '{tag}'" then click on one or more of those images to see the list of their posts with that tag.

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