Pivot Points is a step-by-step workbook for thinking clearly about a career decision: what matters to you, which routes exist, and which small experiments help you learn more before you choose.
Get the workbook — US$21Career questions rarely arrive tidy. They show up as a loop in your head:
A map doesn’t choose the destination for you. It helps you see the whole network in one place.
Card-sort and ranking pages to name what matters most to you right now.
A large template for laying out every route you’re considering, including “stay as is.”
Prompts that surface assumptions, fears and open unknowns for each option.
Design small, low-stakes tests: a conversation, a short course, a day of observation.
Record what you noticed after each experiment so insights don’t slip away.
Questions to bring to friends, mentors or family when you want a thoughtful sounding board.
About 45 printable and fillable pages (PDF).
No. Pivot Points is a self-guided educational workbook. It is not therapy, medical advice or professional career counseling.
No. It makes no promises about jobs, income or outcomes. It’s a thinking tool.
Many people complete the core pages in a few evenings. You can go slower or faster.
PDF files you can print or type into on a phone, tablet or computer.
No. It’s useful whenever you want to think deliberately about your next step.
No. One payment of US$21.