Briggs U. on LinkedIn: Careers aren't linear! "You can choose a new path at any age"
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Briggs U. on LinkedIn: Careers aren't linear! "You can choose a new path at any age"
Most people shift between a steep growth trajectory and a gradual growth trajectory in different phases of their lives and careers, so it’s important not to put a permanent label on people.
Kim Scott • Radical Candor: How to Get What You Want by Saying What You Mean
Because our careers are so fundamentally tied to our livelihood and sense of confidence, meaning, and purpose, these transitions can be traumatic without a road map for traversing them.
Jenny Blake • Pivot: The Only Move That Matters Is Your Next One
Many people think that changing careers is not an option. I think the only option is to find a way to do what you enjoy.
Alissa Finerman • Living in Your Top 1%
Navigating this accelerated pace of change and this transitional career state, learning to embrace it instead of resisting it, can become an edge and advantage. You can learn to enjoy calculated risk and uncertainty in exchange for adventure, flexibility, freedom, and opportunity.
Jenny Blake • Pivot: The Only Move That Matters Is Your Next One
If you commit yourself prematurely to a straight path, you may close off numerous winding paths leading to far more satisfying versions of success.
Todd Rose • Dark Horse: Achieving Success Through the Pursuit of Fulfillment
Once you understand the concept of emergent and deliberate strategy, you’ll know that if you’ve yet to find something that really works in your career, expecting to have a clear vision of where your life will take you is just wasting time. Even worse, it may actually close your mind to unexpected opportunities. While you are still figuring out your
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Just because you find a career that you love doesn’t mean you are tethered to it for life,