Career Change
You have tried to shorten the list. You sat down with your five or six career options, the ones you have been circling for months, and you tried to cross one off. You knew which one it should be. You picked up the pen, or opened the spreadsheet, or just
Career Change
Someone in your life has said it to you recently. A friend over coffee, a partner who has watched you circle the same question for months, maybe a therapist trying to shake you out of a holding pattern. The advice sounded like this: stop overthinking it. Just try something. You&
Career Change
You've drawn the line down the middle of the page. Left column, right column. You've been thorough about it — listing everything you can think of for each option, trying to capture every angle. Maybe you've done this on paper, maybe in a spreadsheet, maybe
Career Change
You've done the work. You've researched directions, talked to people, thought seriously about what you want. You've arrived at a shortlist: three options, maybe four, maybe five that won't quite die. And now you're supposed to pick one. So you
Career Change
You've been thinking about a career change for a while now. Months, probably. Maybe longer. You've bookmarked courses you haven't started, saved job descriptions you're not sure you'd actually apply for, and researched industries at eleven o'clock at