(MMD Newswire) May 1, 2009 -- What does the Bernie Madoff Ponzi Scheme, Chrysler Bankruptcy, Lehman collapse, regional bank failures, massive layoffs, and other disconcerting economic news from this Great Recession all have in common? Opportunity to strengthen personal resolve against financial anxiety and career dissatisfaction.

Now is the time to listen to your inner voice and unleash your true career ambitions without regard to consequence. Vincent Presti, Esq., New York City's premiere legal intuitionist, known as "The Shaman Lawyer", has recently published a new book, Career Discernment: Shamanic Laws and Statutes for Dispirited Professionals and Spirited Job Seekers. The book will empower its readers to attain ultimate career satisfaction through reflections on fundamental career goals.

CNBC and the Wall Street Journal have been transformed into obituaries as financial news outlets herald bleak economic news and classify current times as the "Great Depression Revisited". Many people have lost faith in their dreams and hope for a prosperous future, especially long-term investing and employment.

Shaman Lawyer Vincent has been using his spiritual talents to help individuals and businesses cope with current economic uncertainties. He was recently mentioned in Talk of the Town of The New Yorker magazine (March 2, 2009) for his conversation with Noel Coward regarding the current revival of Blithe Spirit on Broadway, including Noel's friendship with Angela Lansbury.

Shaman Lawyer Vincent is a magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Johns Hopkins University and holds a law degree from the University of Michigan Law School. He also studied graduate economics at Oxford University and has been published in the areas of domestic and international banking regulation. For additional information about his book and shamanic practice, you can visit www.shamanlawyer.com.

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For booking schedules and additional information, you can contact shamanlawyer@aol.com or Shaman Lawyer Vincent directly at (212) 924 3901.

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