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Career Change Life Goals
Career
Change
Life
Goals
01
Get
clear
on
direction
Goals
1–5
01
Name
the
actual
job
titles
you
'
re
pursuing
Not
an
industry
,
not
a
vibe
—
two
or
three
titles
you
could
search
for
tomorrow
.
02
Write
a
one
-
page
definition
of
"
better
"
Pay
,
hours
,
autonomy
,
commute
,
meaning
.
Rank
them
,
because
you
will
have
to
trade
some
.
03
Talk
to
five
people
already
in
the
target
field
Ask
what
surprised
them
and
what
they
'
d
avoid
.
Repeat
patterns
are
your
real
market
research
.
04
Set
a
commitment
date
and
put
it
on
the
calendar
A
day
when
exploring
stops
and
applying
starts
.
Open
-
ended
searches
drift
for
years
.
05
Identify
your
one
non
-
negotiable
If
a
role
is
missing
it
,
you
walk
—
no
matter
how
good
the
rest
of
the
offer
looks
.
1 / 5
02
Build
the
financial
runway
Goals
6–10
06
Calculate
your
true
monthly
minimum
to
live
Rent
,
food
,
transport
,
insurance
,
debt
payments
—
the
number
you
cannot
go
below
.
07
Save
six
months
of
that
number
before
resigning
This
is
the
buffer
that
lets
you
say
no
to
the
wrong
first
offer
.
08
Cut
or
renegotiate
your
two
largest
fixed
expenses
Small
trims
are
noise
.
Housing
and
transport
are
the
levers
that
actually
move
the
math
.
09
Line
up
health
coverage
for
the
gap
period
Sort
this
out
before
the
last
day
of
employment
,
not
after
the
first
medical
bill
.
10
Set
a
salary
floor
and
write
it
down
The
lowest
number
you
'
d
accept
and
still
be
able
to
stay
in
the
field
for
three
years
.
03
Close
the
skills
gap
Goals
11–15
11
List
the
five
skills
the
target
role
requires
that
you
lack
Base
it
on
ten
real
job
postings
,
not
on
advice
from
a
course
landing
page
.
12
Finish
one
credential
that
appears
in
actual
postings
One
,
completed
.
Three
half
-
finished
certificates
signal
the
same
thing
to
a
hiring
manager
.
13
Complete
one
portfolio
-
level
project
It
should
solve
a
real
problem
for
a
real
person
,
not
demonstrate
a
tutorial
.
14
Learn
the
tools
the
field
uses
daily
Whichever
ones
appear
in
job
descriptions
and
in
your
contacts
'
actual
screenshares
.
15
Get
to
working
-
interview
standard
The
bar
is
being
able
to
produce
something
under
observation
,
not
recite
definitions
.
2 / 5
04
Build
the
network
deliberately
Goals
16–20
16
Identify
ten
people
doing
the
job
you
want
Start
within
two
degrees
of
separation
—
alumni
,
ex
-
colleagues
,
industry
Slack
groups
.
17
Reach
out
to
three
per
week
with
a
specific
question
"
How
did
you
move
from
ops
into
product
?"
gets
answered
. "
Pick
your
brain
"
does
not
.
18
Attend
one
recurring
industry
event
every
month
Same
event
,
repeatedly
,
until
faces
are
familiar
.
Familiarity
is
what
converts
to
referrals
.
19
Find
a
mentor
who
'
ll
review
your
work
quarterly
Someone
senior
enough
to
spot
what
'
s
wrong
with
your
portfolio
before
a
recruiter
does
.
20
Reconnect
with
five
former
colleagues
who
already
made
the
jump
They
know
both
your
work
ethic
and
the
new
field
—
the
rarest
combination
available
to
you
.
3 / 5
05
Prove
it
before
anyone
pays
you
for
it
Goals
21–25
21
Take
on
one
freelance
or
volunteer
project
in
the
new
field
Paid
is
better
,
but
a
real
client
with
a
real
deadline
is
the
point
.
22
Rebuild
your
résumé
around
outcomes
,
not
duties
Every
line
answers
"
what
changed
because
I
was
there
,"
with
a
number
where
possible
.
23
Rewrite
your
LinkedIn
headline
to
the
new
role
Recruiters
search
by
title
.
If
your
headline
still
says
the
old
job
,
you
'
re
invisible
.
24
Publish
three
pieces
of
work
publicly
A
case
study
,
a
write
-
up
,
a
repository
—
whatever
is
normal
in
the
field
.
Three
is
proof
.
25
Secure
two
references
who
can
speak
to
the
new
skill
A
former
manager
on
the
old
work
doesn
'
t
carry
the
same
weight
as
someone
who
'
s
seen
the
new
work
.
06
Run
the
transition
like
a
project
Goals
26–30
26
Set
a
weekly
application
target
and
hold
it
for
twelve
weeks
Five
thoughtful
applications
a
week
beats
thirty
generic
ones
sent
in
one
panicked
weekend
.
27
Track
every
application
,
contact
and
follow
-
up
in
one
place
A
simple
sheet
.
What
you
sent
,
when
,
to
whom
,
and
when
you
follow
up
next
.
28
Apply
to
20%
of
roles
you
'
re
underqualified
for
Job
descriptions
are
wish
lists
.
The
upside
of
a
stretch
role
is
worth
the
ignored
applications
.
29
Negotiate
the
first
offer
—
never
accept
on
the
call
Thank
them
,
ask
for
the
written
offer
,
and
take
48
hours
.
Career
changers
leave
money
on
the
table
here
.
30
Do
a
90-
day
review
in
the
new
role
Is
this
actually
better
than
what
you
left
?
Honest
answer
,
in
writing
,
with
the
numbers
from
goal
02.
4 / 5
07
Keep
the
rest
of
your
life
intact
Goals
31–36
31
Protect
one
weekly
commitment
that
has
nothing
to
do
with
work
The
recovery
session
,
the
standing
dinner
,
the
Sunday
run
.
Non
-
negotiable
while
searching
.
32
Tell
three
people
what
you
'
re
actually
doing
Silent
transitions
are
lonely
and
slow
.
Being
specific
out
loud
also
sharpens
the
pitch
.
33
Set
a
sleep
and
movement
floor
you
don
'
t
drop
below
Pick
the
numbers
in
advance
.
A
tired
search
produces
worse
work
and
worse
interviews
.
34
Write
a
monthly
reflection
:
what
'
s
working
,
what
'
s
costing
too
much
Half
a
page
.
It
catches
drift
before
you
'
ve
spent
six
months
on
the
wrong
strategy
.
35
Define
success
at
6, 12
and
24
months
Concrete
markers
—
a
title
,
an
income
range
,
a
competence
you
can
demonstrate
—
not
feelings
.
36
Decide
in
advance
what
you
'
d
do
if
it
hasn
'
t
landed
in
a
year
Extend
,
adjust
the
target
,
or
pause
and
return
later
.
Having
a
plan
beats
improvising
in
month
thirteen
.
5 / 5
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