Pivot: The Only Move That Matters Is Your Next One
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| Rating | : | 4.56 (737 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B01KIPGQNG |
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| Number of Pages | : | 103 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-02-08 |
| Language | : | English |
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Amazon Customer said So many useful resources - Jenny rocks!. I feel like Jenny has been guiding me through my adolescence all the way through adulthood and into my very first pivot at age "So many useful resources - Jenny rocks!" according to Amazon Customer. I feel like Jenny has been guiding me through my adolescence all the way through adulthood and into my very first pivot at age 2So many useful resources - Jenny rocks! Amazon Customer I feel like Jenny has been guiding me through my adolescence all the way through adulthood and into my very first pivot at age 24. I first read Life After College when I was 20 and getting ready to graduate with my undergraduate degree. Four years later I am working a job full-time, but ready to pivot into something more engaging and fulfilling for me. This book has given me all the tools I need to make a successful pivot into the world of freelance graphic design and entrepreneurship. I couldn't be more excited. I love Jenny and always look forward to h. . I first read Life After College when I was 20 and getting ready to graduate with my undergraduate degree. Four years later I am working a job full-time, but ready to pivot into something more engaging and fulfilling for me. This book has given me all the tools I need to make a successful pivot into the world of freelance graphic design and entrepreneurship. I couldn't be more excited. I love Jenny and always look forward to h. So many useful resources - Jenny rocks! Amazon Customer I feel like Jenny has been guiding me through my adolescence all the way through adulthood and into my very first pivot at age 24. I first read Life After College when I was 20 and getting ready to graduate with my undergraduate degree. Four years later I am working a job full-time, but ready to pivot into something more engaging and fulfilling for me. This book has given me all the tools I need to make a successful pivot into the world of freelance graphic design and entrepreneurship. I couldn't be more excited. I love Jenny and always look forward to h. . I first read Life After College when I was "So many useful resources - Jenny rocks!" according to Amazon Customer. I feel like Jenny has been guiding me through my adolescence all the way through adulthood and into my very first pivot at age 2So many useful resources - Jenny rocks! Amazon Customer I feel like Jenny has been guiding me through my adolescence all the way through adulthood and into my very first pivot at age 24. I first read Life After College when I was 20 and getting ready to graduate with my undergraduate degree. Four years later I am working a job full-time, but ready to pivot into something more engaging and fulfilling for me. This book has given me all the tools I need to make a successful pivot into the world of freelance graphic design and entrepreneurship. I couldn't be more excited. I love Jenny and always look forward to h. . I first read Life After College when I was 20 and getting ready to graduate with my undergraduate degree. Four years later I am working a job full-time, but ready to pivot into something more engaging and fulfilling for me. This book has given me all the tools I need to make a successful pivot into the world of freelance graphic design and entrepreneurship. I couldn't be more excited. I love Jenny and always look forward to h. 0 and getting ready to graduate with my undergraduate degree. Four years later I am working a job full-time, but ready to pivot into something more engaging and fulfilling for me. This book has given me all the tools I need to make a successful pivot into the world of freelance graphic design and entrepreneurship. I couldn't be more excited. I love Jenny and always look forward to h. Thoughtful and fun career planning and guidance I've been following Jenny Blake's work since 2011 when I was at a career crossroads and looking to "pivot" (I love that she uses this word). I even got a personal email from her thanking me for joining the community and conversation. Her guidance and suggestions have made thinking about what I want to get out of life professionally a fun and thoughtful activity *gasp*. I appreciate all of the tools, tips, and templates that she has come up with to organize my professional strategic plan. Great job on the book!. Amazon Customer said Good Book. Bought the book after listening to an interview on Worton/Business Radio. The foundation of the book is very good, and I did take quite a few notes. I did find the examples Jenny mentions interesting. It did seam that the book went too long. The book would be easier to read if it were more condensed. I would recommend it to someone scared to shift careers or looking for something new in life.
If change is the only constant, let's get better at it.. Drawing from her own experiences and those of other successful pivoters, Jenny Blake has created a four-stage process that teaches anyone how to seamlessly and continually: Double down on existing strengths, interests, and experiences Find new opportunities and identify skills to develop without falling prey to analysis paralysis and compare and despair Run small experiments to determine next steps Take smart risks to launch with confidence in a new direction This book is for anyone searching for an answer to the question "what's next?" Whether you have hit a plateau in your perfect-on-paper job, are considering taking on a new role in your current job, are thinking about starting your own business, or want to move into a new industry altogether, one thing remains clear: Your career success depends on your ability to determine your next best move. Our economy now demands that we create businesses and careers based on creativity, growth, and impact. The average employee tenure in America is just four to five years, and even those roles change dramatically within that time. In this dynamic world of work, the only move that matters is your next one. Jenny Blake, author of Life After College