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Career Growth Life Goals
Career
Growth
Life
Goals
P H AS E
0 1
Build
the
Craft
Years
0–3 ·
First
role
through
first
real
ownership
01
Ship
something
real
every
quarter
A
user
-
visible
improvement
you
can
point
to
and
explain
—
not
a
ticket
closed
,
not
a
meeting
attended
.
Done
when
you
can
name
four
shipped
outcomes
from
last
year
without
checking
your
commit
history
.
02
Get
genuinely
deep
in
one
stack
Deep
enough
that
colleagues
route
questions
in
that
area
to
you
by
name
,
without
being
asked
to
.
Done
when
two
people
outside
your
team
have
pinged
you
specifically
for
help
this
month
.
03
Learn
how
decisions
actually
get
made
Org
charts
describe
reporting
lines
,
not
influence
.
Map
who
is
really
in
the
room
when
it
counts
.
Done
when
you
can
predict
the
outcome
of
a
proposal
before
it
is
discussed
.
04
Ask
for
feedback
every
single
month
Twelve
candid
conversations
a
year
beats
one
performance
review
.
Always
ask
what
you
should
stop
doing
.
Done
when
you
can
name
three
specific
behaviours
you
changed
because
of
feedback
.
05
Find
one
mentor
who
will
tell
you
the
truth
One
person
who
says
“
that
draft
is
weak
,
here
is
why
”
is
worth
ten
who
say
“
great
work
.”
Done
when
you
have
a
standing
monthly
conversation
with
someone
two
levels
ahead
of
you
.
06
Build
a
public
body
of
work
Six
pieces
that
exist
outside
your
employer
’
s
walls
—
posts
,
talks
,
open
-
source
contributions
,
case
studies
.
Done
when
a
recruiter
you
have
never
met
references
something
you
published
.
07
Learn
to
write
a
one
-
page
decision
doc
The
ability
to
get
a
room
to
agree
in
writing
is
the
fastest
promotion
lever
in
most
companies
.
Done
when
a
document
you
wrote
has
been
circulated
to
other
teams
as
an
example
.
08
Build
a
six
-
month
financial
buffer
Savings
are
what
make
it
possible
to
decline
the
wrong
job
,
the
wrong
manager
,
and
the
wrong
offer
.
Done
when
you
could
leave
your
job
tomorrow
without
borrowing
money
.
P H AS E
0 2
Depth
and
Ownership
1 / 4
Years
3–7 ·
From
doing
the
work
to
owning
the
result
09
Own
an
outcome
,
not
a
task
list
A
measurable
result
with
your
name
attached
—
retention
,
revenue
,
uptime
,
cost
,
or
cycle
time
.
Done
when
your
performance
review
leads
with
a
number
,
not
an
activity
list
.
10
Get
promoted
once
on
merit
and
once
on
negotiation
These
are
two
different
skills
.
Merit
gets
you
considered
;
negotiation
gets
you
paid
.
Done
when
you
have
asked
for
and
received
a
raise
without
holding
a
competing
offer
.
11
Lead
a
project
with
three
or
more
people
Even
informally
.
The
first
time
you
are
responsible
for
other
people
’
s
output
is
the
real
inflection
point
.
Done
when
you
have
run
a
project
end
to
end
and
presented
the
result
above
your
manager
’
s
level
.
12
Pick
a
specialty
and
defend
it
Something
you
would
be
introduced
as
.
Generalists
get
hired
;
specialists
get
sought
out
.
Done
when
someone
introduces
you
to
a
stranger
using
your
specialty
,
unprompted
.
13
Build
relationships
outside
your
own
function
The
people
who
vouch
for
you
in
ten
years
are
usually
not
the
people
on
your
team
today
.
Done
when
you
speak
with
at
least
four
colleagues
in
other
departments
every
month
.
14
Interview
once
a
year
,
even
when
you
are
happy
It
keeps
your
market
value
legible
and
stops
you
from
staying
somewhere
out
of
nothing
but
fear
.
Done
when
you
know
your
current
market
rate
to
within
ten
percent
.
15
Teach
what
you
know
Run
an
internal
workshop
,
write
the
runbook
,
mentor
a
junior
.
Teaching
exposes
the
gaps
in
your
own
understanding
.
Done
when
someone
on
your
team
attributes
a
skill
they
have
to
something
you
taught
them
.
16
Take
one
role
for
the
learning
,
not
the
title
A
lateral
move
into
an
unfamiliar
domain
at
year
five
compounds
harder
than
a
small
title
bump
.
Done
when
you
have
worked
in
at
least
two
genuinely
distinct
problem
domains
or
industries
.
P H AS E
0 3
Leadership
and
Leverage
Years
7–12 ·
Your
output
becomes
other
people
’
s
output
17
Hire
and
develop
someone
better
than
you
The
clearest
signal
you
are
ready
for
a
larger
scope
is
that
your
hires
outperform
you
in
their
area
.
Done
when
someone
you
hired
has
been
promoted
past
the
level
you
held
at
their
tenure
.
18
Measure
your
year
by
what
your
team
shipped
The
shift
from
doing
to
multiplying
is
uncomfortable
and
irreversible
.
Make
it
deliberately
,
not
by
accident
.
Done
when
your
calendar
is
mostly
unblocking
others
rather
than
producing
your
own
work
.
2 / 4
19
Own
a
budget
or
a
P
&
L
Financial
ownership
changes
how
you
argue
,
how
you
prioritise
,
and
how
seriously
you
are
taken
.
Done
when
you
have
defended
a
number
in
a
planning
meeting
and
won
the
argument
.
20
Build
a
network
of
twenty
people
you
could
call
Not
connections
—
people
who
would
take
your
call
on
a
Friday
and
refer
you
on
a
Monday
.
Done
when
you
can
find
a
warm
introduction
to
a
decision
-
maker
at
twenty
target
companies
.
21
Learn
to
say
no
out
loud
and
on
the
record
Scope
discipline
is
a
leadership
skill
.
Saying
no
in
writing
,
with
reasons
,
is
how
you
earn
trust
.
Done
when
you
have
declined
a
project
in
writing
and
kept
the
relationship
intact
.
22
Become
the
person
who
names
the
problem
Anyone
can
report
a
status
.
The
value
is
in
naming
the
thing
nobody
has
said
yet
—
and
framing
it
well
.
Done
when
a
strategy
or
risk
document
traces
back
to
a
problem
you
raised
first
.
23
Negotiate
every
transition
,
never
the
first
offer
Compensation
compounds
.
A
fifteen
percent
gap
at
year
eight
is
a
seven
-
figure
difference
over
a
career
.
Done
when
you
have
never
accepted
a
first
offer
without
countering
at
least
once
.
24
Take
a
real
break
by
year
ten
Four
consecutive
weeks
minimum
.
Burnout
costs
more
than
the
break
and
shows
up
first
as
worse
decisions
.
Done
when
you
have
taken
a
full
month
off
without
checking
email
.
P H AS E
0 4
Mastery
,
Influence
,
and
Legacy
Years
12+ ·
Building
things
that
outlast
the
job
title
25
Be
known
for
one
thing
outside
your
company
Pick
a
domain
,
publish
in
it
consistently
for
five
years
,
and
let
the
reputation
compound
on
its
own
.
Done
when
you
are
invited
to
speak
or
write
on
your
topic
without
applying
for
it
.
26
Convert
income
into
optionality
Assets
that
produce
income
change
the
kinds
of
risks
you
are
able
to
take
.
Build
the
floor
before
the
ceiling
.
Done
when
non
-
salary
income
covers
a
meaningful
share
of
your
fixed
costs
.
27
Serve
somewhere
you
hold
no
operational
role
A
board
,
an
advisory
council
,
a
nonprofit
,
a
standards
body
.
Perspective
only
comes
from
outside
.
Done
when
you
hold
an
advisory
or
board
seat
where
you
are
not
an
employee
.
28
Mentor
formally
,
on
a
schedule
Not
“
happy
to
chat
” —
a
named
person
,
a
recurring
time
,
and
something
you
are
accountable
for
.
Done
when
you
have
sponsored
someone
into
a
role
they
would
not
have
landed
alone
.
29
Write
the
thing
only
you
can
write
A
book
,
a
framework
,
a
curriculum
,
a
signature
talk
.
Codify
what
you
learned
so
it
outlives
the
job
.
Done
when
your
work
is
cited
or
taught
by
someone
you
have
never
met
.
3 / 4
30
Build
an
institution
,
not
just
a
résumé
A
team
culture
,
a
programme
,
a
company
,
a
practice
that
keeps
running
after
you
step
away
.
Done
when
something
you
started
is
still
operating
two
years
after
your
departure
.
31
Choose
your
exit
on
purpose
Decide
in
advance
what
you
are
building
toward
—
a
CEO
seat
,
a
portfolio
career
,
a
company
of
your
own
—
and
take
only
roles
that
point
at
it
.
Done
when
you
can
state
your
five
-
year
direction
in
one
sentence
and
every
role
since
supports
it
.
32
Leave
every
place
better
than
you
found
it
Reputation
is
the
one
asset
that
travels
with
you
between
companies
and
cannot
be
bought
back
.
Done
when
former
colleagues
still
refer
work
,
candidates
,
or
opportunities
to
you
.
4 / 4
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