1) Focus on finding a job as if it were a full time job, because it is. If I had a job, you should report to work at the same time each day (about 8 hours), take an hour (or less) for lunch, and leave at the same time each day (ie 17:00). You would work five days a week. And I would work hard to achieve them as well, because his career depends on it.

When you are looking for a job, you must follow the same type of program because their future depends on it.

Treating your job search as part-time hobby guarantees that it will take longer.

So, starting tomorrow reporting and spend the day working on tasks that lead to a job.

2) Focus on finding a job as if it were a project. That means you should set goals for yourself, make plans, and monitor your progress. You must apply all the tools and skills he used in his latest work on the project to find your next job.

As to be expected, this is an important project. The sooner you complete, the sooner you get a promotion in a job.

3) Be your own boss. Set expectations of what you need to carry out, to guide and supervise their work.

Meet with you once a week to evaluate its performance. I recommend doing this by writing two reports. The first is a frank assessment of what you've accomplished during the previous week. The second is a description of their plans for next week. Your plans should include objectives, actions and priorities.

The first time you write these reports, write a report of what we've done so far. Describe the results that this effort has produced. And compare these results with what we wanted.

Then draw a realistic plan for next week based on achievable goals. For example, you can set goals for the number of people who call, the number of networks of meetings attended, and research to be undertaken.

In the coming weeks, compare the results obtained during the previous week with the goals you set. For example, if you plan to attend networking and twelve meetings attended only two, you should: a) explain why this happened and b) plan of action to correct this difference. You should also discuss why he missed his target and that this gives an idea of ??what to do differently. For example, your target (for example, twelve attend network meetings) may have been too high. Or maybe there are things you can do that, it is easier to accomplish their job search goals, such as carpooling with a friend who is also looking for a job.

Finding a job is a full time job. Working through it with a plan and support a good boss (yourself).

I wish you every success.