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From the Desk of Jack Taylor

From the Desk of Jack Taylor

Re: You know it’s time for a career change. What happens next?

Hello, my name is Jack.

If you're reading this, there's a good chance you're thinking about making a change in your career.

You might be considering a new role, moving into a different field, stepping up to something bigger, or simply reaching the point where you know your current situation isn't where you want to stay.

But making a career transition can bring a lot of uncertainty.

What if you make the wrong move? What if it doesn't work? What if you leave something secure and regret it?

And with enough possibilities running through your head, it can become very easy to stay exactly where you are.

That's why I'd like to give you a technique I've used for years: The Problem Solving Technique.

It's a simple framework for taking a problem that might feel overwhelming and working through it systematically.

The Problem Solving Technique

In this free 15-minute tutorial, I'll take you through four steps:

1. Define the problem

Get specific about the problem you're actually trying to solve.

2. Define the best and worst cases

What does the best possible outcome look like? And what does the worst case look like?

Putting both on the table gives you something concrete to work with instead of allowing uncertainty to remain undefined.

3. Brainstorm ideas to get you to the best case

Generate possible actions, approaches and pathways that could move you from where you are now towards the outcome you want.

4. FOCUS — Follow One Course Until Successful

Choose your course and focus your energy on following it through.

If you're considering a career transition, you can use the technique to start working through that transition today.

You don't need to solve your entire career in one sitting.

But you can define the problem, understand what you're dealing with, identify possible ways forward and begin focusing on a course of action.

Enter your details below and I'll send you the free Problem Solving Technique tutorial.

Jack Taylor

The Problem Solving Technique

If you’ve ever laid in bed replaying your to-do list or second-guessing the day, this is for you.

This 15-minute tutorial provides a practical framework for closing mental loops — so you can rest with clarity, not chaos.

No meditation apps, no complex routines.

Just one focused method to release unfinished thoughts and reset your direction before sleep.

You’ll learn how to:

• Set your focus on your desired outcome so you get clear on what you want to create

• Utilise your pain to drive you towards your desired result, and away from the ‘End of the World’

• Build an evening rhythm that leaves you calm, focused, and ready to recharge

It’s not about perfection — it’s about peace through precision.

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(You’ll also get to see my first pyjama top!)