Here’s a sad story from the CBS economy blog. It looks like a lot of married couples are dealing with the geographic challenges of finding jobs: one spouse might get a job in one city, and the other might get a job in a completely different part of the country.

It’s normal to feel depressed, frustrated, and alone in this job market, and it’s even worse to be literally cut off from your spouse. But as I say in my book, your situation will end. You just have to keep working toward that.

I’d like to thank Allison Cheston of Examiner.com for a thorough look at my book’s main points. If you ever need information on New York’s job market, especially when it comes to career changes, take a look at her column.