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If I change nothing, where does my career end up?
An honest sketch of where your current path leads in three years, and the one choice that would bend it.
Moment 30 prompts 6 scenes
You can’t tell whether to stay, move or start something else.
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Work 10 min DREAM
An honest sketch of where your current path leads in three years, and the one choice that would bend it.
29 more prompts, drawn from 6 scenes.
Up to three things you do well without noticing, with proof and a place to use each more.
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One old belief about who you are, checked against the evidence and rewritten to fit now.
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Your goals traced back to where each one came from, and a definition of success that’s yours.
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One goal, role or habit that fit an earlier you, and a fair way to put it down.
2 versions
A clear read on what your envy is pointing at, minus the parts of their life you’d hate.
Your decision habits drawn from three real choices, your typical mistake, and one rule.
The common thread in what people say about you and ask of you, in one plain sentence.
The two or three things you do that are common on their own and uncommon together.
Your either-or decision restated as a wider question, plus four options you hadn’t put on the table.
Five questions that keep the decision yours, then a playback of what your answers said.
The outside view on your plan: what typically happens, how long it takes, and who beats the odds.
Needs web search
A look back from the future at each option: what you’d regret, and which regrets you could repair.
Three small tests of a big move, each cheap, short and clear about what it would tell you.
A fresh look at whether to keep going, with what you’ve already spent set to one side.
A hiring manager’s verdict on your resume, the line that decided it, and the three lines to rewrite first.
A plain table of what a job asks for, what you already have, and the fastest way to close the gaps.
A one-minute version of your career story that sounds like you and points at where you’re going.
A realistic practice interview, one question at a time, with a straight verdict on each answer.
A short, specific message to someone who could help you, written to be easy to answer.
Your case for the next level on one page, with the two gaps a skeptical manager would raise.
Your likely reputation at work in one sentence, the evidence for it, and the gap to the one you want.
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A plan for resigning well: what to say first, what to leave out, and a handoff in order.
What carries over to a new field, what doesn’t, and two bridge roles that make the move believable.
Five checkable conditions for going freelance, which ones you already meet, and a date to decide.
A readiness check on your contacts, proof of work, skills and pitch, with three moves for this month.
Three numbers for your pay conversation: the ask, the target and your floor, each with its reasoning.
What you really earn per working hour, the rate your life requires, and the gap between them.
The five biggest changes in a field since you stopped following it, and what’s still unsettled.
Needs web search
A short cover letter made from your own rough words, with nothing in it you wouldn’t say aloud.
A pack is a small set of prompts chosen for one situation.
For when you can’t tell whether to stay, move or start over.
7 prompts
This is one of 16. These two sit on either side of it.