From the Desk of Jack Taylor

From the Desk of Jack Taylor

Attn: Highly motivated, ambitious professionals with a great attitude who are on the cusp of a career pivot.

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?

What about embarrassment? Have you considered the emotional cost? The impact on your health? And what others will be saying at the water cooler?

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

If we want to become successful at career (and at life), we need to get better at solving problems.

The better we are at solving problems, the better we are at life. Bottom line.

Your career transition is a problem.

It's time to stop looking at it through the lens of emotional chaos, and look at it as a structural bottle neck.

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?

3. Brainstorm ideas to get you to the best case

4. FOCUS — Follow One Course Until Successful

If you're considering a career transition, you can use the technique to start working through that transition today. The true beauty is I'll hold your hand through the process. Together we'll solve a problem over the course of this 15minute tactical consult.

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 - you'll be ahead of the game.

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

Jack Taylor

Psychological Transition Consultant