Practical Guidance for Your Next Confident Move

Career Pivots Rarely Happen in a Straight Line

That's why I created The Professional Pivot Strategist, my LinkedIn newsletter about navigating the messy middle between knowing something needs to change and figuring out what comes next.

I write about career confidence, transferable experience, self-doubt, career decisions, and the practical mechanics of making a pivot without throwing everything you've built out the window.

New editions published on LinkedIn

From The Professional Pivot Strategist

A few of my favorite pieces for anyone trying to make sense of their experience, rethink what's possible, or figure out what comes next.

The Mechanics of a Career Pivot

I may not be a physicist, but I have learned a thing or two about the forces involved in getting from here to there.

Exercise in Subtraction

Sometimes figuring out what's next starts with getting honest about what you don't want to carry forward.

Career Stacking

Your career might make a lot more sense when you stop looking at each job as a separate story.

Worth a Read

Tools to Help You Figure Out What Comes Next

Sometimes clarity doesn't come from reading one more piece of advice. It comes from sitting down with the right questions and giving yourself space to think.

This growing collection of free workbooks and exercises is designed to help you make sense of your experience, challenge the stories that get in your way, and see your next career move with a little more perspective.

More tools are on the way, so come back and see what's been added.

Career Timeline

Belief Audit

Transferable Skills

Look at your career as a story, not just a collection of job titles. Identify patterns, turning points, strengths, and experiences you may have overlooked.

That little voice saying "I'm not qualified" doesn't always deserve the final word. Use this exercise to examine the evidence and build a more balanced perspective.

Your job title doesn't tell the whole story. Dig underneath your previous 'hustle' roles to identify the skills and experience you can carry into what's next.

You Don't Have to Figure Out Your Next Move Alone.

The hardest part is making sense of where you are, recognizing what you already bring with you, and deciding what deserves your attention next.

That's the work I do with clients.

Still Figuring It Out?